Is dressing like these actually wrong for this profession?

Or, is it just the way individuals view it based on their own moral constructs?

The human race is full of diverse kinds of challenge for diverse reasons. It could be spiritual, physical, emotional, social, finance or otherwise. The beautiful thing about it is that the solution to human problems lies with human.

Amazingly we pray to solve these problems, I do not underestimate the place of prayer but we must understand that God in his uniqueness has made it that someone somewhere has the solution to the problem of another. The beauty of it is that the more problem we solve the more beautiful the world becomes and relevant we to humanity.

If you're not solving any problem here, you have no business been here, you are just occupying space and wasting resources that others that are solving problems will need to help solve more problems and make the world a better place.

Often times people wonders why some people seem to be more relevant or celebrated than the other. The simple truth lies in the level of problem they are solving for the society they find themselves. 

A number of people wants to be like them but not willing to do what they do. Do you even know that most of those solutions cost them a lot, yet they make it available.

The reason a lot of us are not solving problem is that erroneous belief that we do not have anything. So many believes they need to have money to be able to solve problem for others. But if you look inward you will see that thing that is unique to you that another needs to be better.

Solving problem for other starts from your immediate environment, your family, home, neighborhood and the larger community. Simply taking responsibility for little little issues around you is empowering yourself for bigger platforms.

If you give out values, values will flow back to you. If you want to justify the purpose of your existence, solve problems.

What's the most insane thing a human has survived?

Mine goes to Harrison Okene. He was a Nigerian sailor/chef, when a tugboat he was on sank. Divers went searching THREE days after the boat sank, only then they found a survivor. He was in a small air pocket 100 feet under the surface. Never could I imagine a man being trapped a 100 feet under the surface for 3 days, and surviving.

Once he was found, divers were nervous he would panic during the rescue. He had been breathing dangerous levels of nitrogen, and had never used scuba equipment. Harrison thought it had only been 12–14 hours before he found out he had been buried under the sea for 60 hours. Once resurfacing, Harrison was reunited with his family and now has vowed to “never return to the sea.” check for a link to the original video of the rescue: 

What scientific photos are hard to believe but are indeed real? Rescued After 60 Hours.