From: Mxsmanic on
Padraig Breathnach writes:

> They have credentials in their specialism.

Which means what, exactly?

> Besides, the better practitioners constantly check on things, and
> update their knowledge and skills.

So do I.

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Carole Allen writes:

> Actually, in order to maintain their right to practice their
> professions they are required to complete a mimimum number of
> professional education credits within a specific timeframe.

How many, in what domain, and over what period?

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Carole Allen writes:

> Well, as for lawyers, when they submit briefings they don't refer to a
> recollection of something read once upon atime They cite specific
> cases which are on-point.

Do they also do this when giving clients legal advice?

> If they relied on some vague assertion,
> absent any actual citation to legal authority, either statute or case
> law, they'd be sure to have their argument rejected.

Lawyers make such assertions all the time.

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Tchiowa writes:

> Well we won't have to worry about that because at the current
> comparative rates of growth it will take China most of a century to
> catch up to the US.

Actually, at current rates, it will overtake the United States by
2034, in far less than one century.

China is growing at an annual rate of 9.9%; the USA is growing at an
annual rate of 3.5%. The USA has a GDP of $12.49 trillion; China has
a GDP of $2.225 trillion. It will thus take China 27.8 years to
overtake the United States. There is good reason to believe that the
actual time will be less, since the growth rate of China is
increasing.

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Tchiowa writes:

> Milosevic.

Bush.

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