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Originally Posted by Excessum
I think i answered your question in my previous post, MMM.
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No you didn't because you assume that people are going to spend 12 years in college and medical school to become doctors out of the goodness of their hearts. Some will. But even in America, where nurses are paid very well, we are seeing a shortage.
There will be some people that feel a calling, but do you think it will be less or more in a society without salary?
And who has a calling to be a gas-pump jockey? OK, robots do it. Most jobs are blue-collar. Eliminate those jobs to robots, you have a nation...a WORLD... of freeloaders who are basically getting social security benefits from birth.
So why am I breaking my ass to be a doctor again? Is it boredom, because that's pretty much the only reason I can find here.