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<DIV><SPAN class=450002018-24102007><FONT face=Arial>The recent article in
Tradition got me thinking in relation to a discussion on Hirhurim about
Doctors. Let's assume for now that the Rambam learned full time and
only went to work for Parnassa after his brother died (we need not get into
whether this was Yissachar/Zevulun according to R' Moshe or "tzedakka"), why did
he choose medicine which seems to have led him to spend much less time on limud
torah then he might have spent had he worked for parnassa at another
profession?<BR><BR>KT</FONT></SPAN></DIV>
<DIV><SPAN class=450002018-24102007><FONT face=Arial>Joel
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