Chapter 2654

"Wait! Wait! Wait! Everyone has watched the video about this doctor, right?" The head of a bald white male blogger appeared at the bottom of the screen; he pointed to the photo of Schiller above his head.

"Everyone knows I'm a medical insurance manager, and I've dealt with many big hospitals on the East Coast, including New York-Presbyterian Hospital; when I heard the name Schiller Rodriguez, I felt a bit familiar; guess what—"

The man waved his hand, and the picture above his head changed, turning into a series of very complex data; he extended both hands and said, "Don't be in a hurry to exit; I think you've seen a familiar name in this line of work; that's right, it's our Dr. Rodriguez."

"Considering that you aren't professional medical industry personnel, I will now introduce to you what it means for his name to appear here, and what kind of doctor he actually is."

"This is a list of academic consultation personnel released by New York-Presbyterian Hospital half a year ago; the main purpose was to prepare for a very major neurosurgical operation a few months ago; almost all relevant departments in the hospital were there."

"Of course, the part involving medical claims insurance was also handled by a company I once worked for; of course, I didn't attend this meeting, but Dr. Rodriguez's name was on the meeting list."

"We can clearly see the department and duties where Dr. Rodriguez is located written on this entry; everyone might not understand what emergency psychological intervention means; simply put, it's a type of..."

The bald man explained the attributes and duties of this medical department, then said, "There is no doubt that this can be called the department with the heaviest pressure in the psychology and psychiatry departments; it's equivalent to the emergency room in a hospital."

"Everyone's impression of a psychologist might be that they sit stably in a room chatting with others; even the impression of a psychiatrist is sitting in an office, asking patients questions, prescribing medicine, or going on rounds."

"But I can assure you that the department Schiller is in isn't like that; they have to deal with sudden mental problems in various departments of the hospital at any time and any place."

"This is actually quite common, right? People who have been hospitalized might know that patients who have suffered physiological trauma often have accompanying psychological problems; people in car accidents have stress disorders; people who have been bedridden for years have depressive emotions; everyone might not have considered who is helping them deal with these psychological problems."

"Now we have the answer; there is such a group of psychologists in the hospital doing the same work as emergency doctors; no matter which department's patient has a problem, they have to rush over immediately to conduct psychological counseling."

"The point of this video, and what I want to emphasize, is that this work isn't something just anyone can do." The bald man listed many photos and profiles again and said, "As you can see, New York-Presbyterian Hospital only opened this department in 2010; in just 8 years, it has become the ace department of Presbyterian Hospital."

"Besides the many research results they have produced regarding psychological emergency plans, more importantly, they have saved many people."

"As everyone knows, a good mindset can help you reduce pain; more importantly, it can save your life at a critical moment; if you give up earlier than everyone else, then even if God comes, He can't save you."

"The doctor in this department, our Dr. Rodriguez, does the work of helping you get through the difficulties when you are suffering the deepest physical pain."

"Although I'm not a professional psychologist, just thinking about it, I know how difficult this is; I've also lost my temper several times when I was sick; every time I look back, I feel very sorry, but I can't control it; how many people can?"

Immediately following this, the man's screen also became smaller and paused; another person with a full beard and wearing a white coat appeared below him; he said.

"Alright, I'm a psychologist; let me talk about it; I haven't met this Dr. Rodriguez, but we two can be considered alumni."

"I'm not in the professional direction of emergency psychological intervention, but please don't misunderstand; it's not that I don't want to do it, but that I can't do it; I couldn't pass the initial screening, so naturally, I couldn't get into this kind of department."

"You might say I'm not skilled enough, but sorry, when I was in school, all my subjects were excellent; I got a full scholarship for four years, and both my doctorates were graduated on time, one of which was studied in Germany."

"I'm not trying to brag about how excellent I am; I'm just saying that being able to engage in this work has nothing to do with whether your professional level is solid."

"You might think, besides professional level, what else is there to compete on? This is exactly the difficulty of being a psychologist—besides solid professional quality, we also need solid psychological quality."

"You might have heard legends like this: psychologists must also have their own psychologists; this isn't a rumor; it's a fact; any psychologist during their practice must see their own psychologist on time; I just saw my psychologist last week."

"I couldn't pass the initial screening for the emergency psychological intervention department because my psychological quality wasn't strong enough, or rather, the psychological quality of the vast majority of people doesn't meet the standard."

"At first, I didn't think this was a reason; I didn't think I was a very weak person." The doctor patted his chest and said, "I had already seen countless difficult patients during my internship; I didn't think there was anyone else who could be more difficult."

"Until one day I witnessed the situation of one of my teachers; he was doing this work; he encountered a car accident patient; very unfortunately, the other party's legs had to be amputated."

"You have no way to comfort a person like this." The psychologist's tone revealed despair; he said, "Especially right after you just told him this news, especially when he was a soccer player, especially when his parents and his newlywed wife all died in this car accident; how are you going to comfort such a person?"

"I just stood outside the ward door and heard this result, and I felt I couldn't accept it; I stood there for half an hour; I felt that no one in this world could accept such a tragedy; any comfort to him seemed like standing and talking without back pain."

"I searched through all the professional knowledge in my brain; not a single one could be effective for this; I couldn't say any words to make him not despair or lose heart; I didn't even dare to push open that door to face him."

That doctor covered his eyes; after being silent for a long time, he said, "But my teacher went in; he knew what he might face, but he still went in."

"We all know he had no way to undo such a tragedy; he didn't even have the ability to make people accept such a tragedy, but he still had to go in and try every possible way to make such a desperate person live on."

"From then on, I understood that although the work of ordinary psychologists also needs to face some emotional pressure, it is far from being as outrageous as emergency psychological intervention; I can't imagine how strong a psychological quality this requires."

"So everything shown in that documentary has traces to follow." This doctor indicated, "Or rather, for Schiller Rodriguez, coaxing this group of superheroes is simply like coaxing kindergarten children."

"There are no screams that seem to pierce your eardrums, no thick bloody smell that seems to block your nose, no despair that seems to fill the whole world; it's just arguing and acting out emotions; for him, it's probably really a vacation."

This video reached the top ten of the trending list within just three hours, and the discussion about Schiller's profession also made it to the trending list of entries.

Before this, most people just felt that Schiller's state was a bit like an ordinary worker, having a beauty of surviving in the cracks among a group of lunatics.

But along with this video, people began to gradually discover that a person being able to remain normal among a group of lunatics is actually a very rare thing; it's precisely because they have experienced it that they understand.

Ask yourself, who hasn't thought about using craziness to deal with crazy colleagues? Who isn't stably going crazy in this kind of environment? Who hasn't been driven crazy a few times by this group of annoying bosses and colleagues?

But Schiller has been very stable from beginning to end; he is always able to rationally analyze the situation, objectively judge every state of everyone, and can deduce the causes of various situations in people's lives from shallow to deep, giving some effective solutions.

People initially regarded themselves as Schiller, having a feeling of sympathy for each other, but now, ask yourself, if you were mixed into such a group of monsters, could you really be this stable and calm?

Of course not; some people, even across the screen, want to punch one of them; if they appeared in front of them, it would be called a heavy punch if said nicely, and if said not nicely, it would be throwing a tantrum on the spot, using madness to stop madness.

This video released by the doctor let people know why Schiller is so stable; it's actually because he has seen big scenes; these superheroes' bickering and arguing are like cats and dogs fighting to him; they have no lethality, and wanting to mediate them doesn't take any effort at all.

Looking at the program with this kind of thinking, it's very easy to see a fatherly emotion from Schiller.

At the banquet, when Stark and Strange were arguing, Schiller nodded to Stark from time to time, indicating approval of his views, while looking at Strange to encourage him not to take it to heart, while at the same time being able to eat in an orderly and leisurely manner.

When Wanda and Polaris were in conflict, Schiller was checking messages on his phone while drinking, and occasionally could spare time to chat with Strange.

This state is very normal among ordinary people; after all, you can't do anything about this group of lunatics, and fortunately, they can't do anything to you either; besides watching coldly from the sidelines, you can't do anything else.

But don't forget that this group of monsters Schiller is facing are all supermen; if they really erupted, destroying a city would be light; at this time, an ordinary person who appeared to be watching coldly from the sidelines, or even watching the fun, seemed out of place.

To take a step back, you at least have to think about your own life safety, right?

But Schiller just watched as steadily as Mount Tai, seemingly having full confidence that they wouldn't cause any trouble, and the fact was that they really didn't cause any trouble in the end.

After discovering this point, people realized that although Schiller looks like just an ordinary person, he is the person among everyone who understands the situation most clearly.

Every move Schiller makes is very likely to represent the future direction of the situation; as long as you pay attention to him, you might be able to sort out the changes in the complex relationships between the superheroes.