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This was going to be a blog post, but then I realised I didn't have anything else to say other than:

1. 'Professionalism' is a stick with which hierarchical discipline is enacted

2. Encouragements to 'act professionally' are a way to drain the personality out of someone in order for them to behave less like a human, and more like a cog in a machine

3. Being a 'professional' largely means being held to someone else's standards

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk (sorry it didn't last 15 mins)