By Josh Katzowitz, WCI Content Director

So many times when I’ve been talking to a doctor (whether we’re out with friends or meeting new physicians at WCICON), the conversation can transform into a festival of self-depreciation.

“I was such a nerd in high school,” they might say.

“Me and my friends were so uncool,” others would state in a grammatically unfriendly way.

“I’m such a dork,” some might snort.

“I definitely was not part of the cool kids’ clique,” others would alliteratively bloviate.

And though these days it’s much cooler to be a nerd than it was back in my day, I imagine that being a member of the geekdom probably didn’t always feel so good.

So, I decided: in my column today, let’s celebrate the coolness of doctors. Despite how annoyingly smart they were when acing their AP classes or how much D&D they played or how many

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