Dr. Aldo Gehring:  Let me ... let me say something . Surgeons , are something people do n't understand uh ... surgeons are like airplane pilots . Surgeons are not creative .
Jay Wingate: Well , there 's an old saying that I think perhaps you 're familiar with , that internists are people who know everything and do nothing and surgeons do everything but know nothing .
Dr. Aldo Gehring: Surgeries are only repetition , it 's just plumming , _ one two three _ , one three two . There 's no intellecutal aspects .
Jay Wingate: What do you mean , no intellectual aspects ?
Dr. Aldo Gehring: To a surgeon a body is not sacred , it 's a world , but a world without God . He obliterates the sun , a star , and then changes clothes and goes home . I 'm talking about something else . The replacement of the falible body infalible , the perfection of this miracle we call life .
Jay Wingate: Obliterates the star ? That 's a wonderful phrase .
Dr. Aldo Gehring: The end is now the beginning . The end is not the end .