====== ❌ Ethically Dishonest Neurosurgeons ======

They know better — but choose otherwise.

These are not surgeons who lack skill.
They lack sincerity.
They know what good care looks like — and still act against it.
Not because they’re uninformed, but because they’re invested in something else:
🦚 Vanity
🦍 Power
🪞 Ego
🤐 Image
🎭 Reputation
👑 Control
🐍 Influence
💰 Profit
🧪 Fame

Their dishonesty is not accidental. It’s strategic.
They bend decisions around self-interest.
They treat the patient as a stage, the OR as a brand, and the team as a ladder.

They’re not the worst because they’re loud.
They’re the worst because they look functional.
Because they get promoted. Because they win awards.
Because they’re rarely questioned — and even more rarely corrected.

They don’t just fail the patient.
They rewrite the meaning of success to fit their failure.

🧠 What makes it ethical dishonesty?
The awareness of harm

The conscious misalignment between values and behavior

The choice to preserve status over integrity

The active erosion of trust — not by mistake, but by habit

🔍 And why does it matter?
Because ethical dishonesty cascades:
It trains residents in hypocrisy.
It normalizes manipulation.
It rewards the worst instincts of our system.
And worst of all — it performs excellence while sabotaging it.

Bottom line:

These surgeons don’t just operate on the brain.
They operate against everything medicine is supposed to mean.