The author reflects on the legacy of appreciating Robert Burns, a Scottish poet, and contrasts the behavior and civility between Dublin and Bordeaux. The installation of the ‘Portal’ art sculpture in Dublin led to lewd and inappropriate behavior, highlighting a lack of respect and decorum. The author also discusses the behavior of some consultants in the medical profession, finding a lack of empathy and detachment troubling. The importance of seeing oneself from others’ perspectives is emphasized, citing examples of political blunders that had lasting consequences. The author encourages a fresh approach to interactions and urges medics to prioritize professionalism and empathy.
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