unsatisfactory. Dr. I didn't do it. And I'm glad I didn't. I liked Stone is about all I can say. BERGE: How do you mean it would have been intellectually unsatisfying? KOHN: No, Meaning do you prefer research? what I mean is, if you're going to be a good therapist you've got to devote a lot of time to it. If you're going to be a good experimentalist, -ceempp@Gtiidy you have to devote a lot of time to it. And I didn't want the responsibility of treating patients every morning and then going to a lab every afternoon. Because I was much more seriously interested in experimental science than that would allow. that clinicians shouldn't do laboratory work, But for me, This is not to say I don't mean that. I couldn't make that time division. So I didn't. BERGE: Was that for vent KOHN: That was for whatever I was doing as<-ere—taberesarE——7 at the radiological laboratory. BERGE: Not entirely, Or don't you understand wherr=ie no. Hyfee wg KOHN: All right. Well, when Dr. Stone A went back to his post at the UCSF as head of the Department of Radiology, <iten