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All the noble professions have become money minting avenues. I hear that even the noble prizes are partial. But there are still people who adhere to their ethics even today. finding them and rewarding them is one way of encouraging others to follow suit. It is quite true that learned priests are in dire shortages today. But in medical world, there are no shortages of experts or specialists or availability of professionals today.

[QUOTE="asadu, post: 443856, member: 11649"] All the noble professions have become money minting avenues. I hear that even the noble prizes are partial. But there are still people who adhere to their ethics even today. finding them and rewarding them is one way of encouraging others to follow suit. It is quite true that learned priests are in dire shortages today. But in medical world, there are no shortages of experts or specialists or availability of professionals today. [/QUOTE]

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