A surgeon’s paradoxical lesson for journalists to survive the news
In an episode of the TV show Elementary, a surgeon prepares to perform a surgery. After he dons his gloves and mask, with his students watching from the back, he plays some funny music from speakers. The surgeon turns around and tells them that they will need to learn to take performing surgeries easy.
- ▪In an episode of the TV show Elementary, a surgeon prepares to perform a surgery.
- ▪After he dons his gloves and mask, with his students watching from the back, he plays some funny music from speakers.
- ▪The surgeon turns around and tells them that they will need to learn to take performing surgeries easy.
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| Publication time | Fri, 26 Jun 2026 07:41:45 +0530 |
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In an episode of the TV show Elementary, a surgeon prepares to perform a surgery. After he dons his gloves and mask, with his students watching from the back, he plays some funny music from speakers. The students are pleasantly surprised. The surgeon turns around and tells them that they will need to learn to take performing surgeries easy. That they should not let ‘it’ get to them. What he means is that if a surgeon puts herself under pressure because a life is at stake, she could make more mistakes and further endanger that life.The protagonist in the Tamil film Doctor stands for a similar idea, and it taught me something about remaining a journalist. Journalism done properly can exact a particular psychological toll.
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