"世界上有一位不再想行医却仍然保留医师执照的医生。祝你下次咨询好运。"
— George Carlin
Simplified Meaning:
There are people who continue in their professions even after they lose interest or passion for their work, simply because they have the qualifications or fear change. Imagine going to see a doctor who, although they have the skills and license, no longer truly cares about healing people or has become tired of their job. This could mean they might not give you the best care or attention because their heart isn’t in it anymore. It's similar to a chef who once loved cooking but now just goes through the motions; the food might be okay, but it lacks the special touch of someone who enjoys and cares about what they do. This idea can apply to various jobs and shows the importance of passion and dedication in any work. If someone finds themselves no longer interested in their job, it might be better for everyone—including themselves—if they consider making a change. This way, they can find something more fulfilling, and someone who still has the passion and energy for that work can take their place, leading to better outcomes for everyone involved. For anyone feeling stuck in a job they don’t like anymore, this can be a reminder to evaluate their career path and make sure they are doing something they actually care about.