Teaching, medicine, and other historically rewarding professions are now experiencing severe shortages because management culture has replaced professional autonomy; workers in these fields are no longer allowed to pursue their own judgments but are micromanaged like Harvard graduate students, making these jobs no longer rewarding.

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Rupert Sheldrake

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I think that's partly to do with the way again a management culture has taken over from a professional culture and the individual is no longer allowed to pursue interests and it is internally Mercury managed like the Harvard thing today you read these things and tomorrow you read those

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Iain McGilchrist, Rupert Sheldrake and Alex Gomez-Marin in conversationDr Iain McGilchrist
Created: 8/12/2026, 6:27:29 PM

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