Option 3) If a unified profession is not achievable, the other path is to split the profession into clear divisions: evidence based chiropractors and subluxation based chiropractors with each division openly declaring its hand.
Whether this will include a higher or lower number of genuinely affordable homes is unclear, but the decision to demolish has split the architecture profession, with some calling for a boycott of work on the estate.
However, "Belgium is expected to become the first country in the world to remove any age restrictions on euthanasia... after an emotional debate which split the medical profession over the best way to treat a terminally ill child with a desire to end his or her life," TIME says.
"Our profession is split on the issue," said Robert Mason, a Kokomo, Ind., veterinarian.
In big museums, the role of the curator has shrunk in recent years as different branches of curatorial work – such as interpretation, or learning, or conservation – have split off and become professions of their own.
More recently, the profession has been split over its merits.
Lawyers can be split into two branches of the profession, not barristers and solicitors, the 65-year-old judge suggested, but "lawyers who serve rich individuals and companies, and lawyers who serve ordinary citizens".
The work revolves around dreams and nightmares, with the 22 dancers split into four groups representing different professions – doctor, clothes designer, musician and photographer – that some of them aspire to.
"It's younger, more evenly split between genders, and more diverse in terms of professions.
The choices reflected the world as it was in 1964, when women's place was still in the home and society was split between employers and employees, captains of industry and shop stewards, the professions and the rest.
