All joking aside, being a doctor sounds like a shitty deal
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Date: July 13th, 2026 8:16 AM Author: floppy shimmering parlor personal credit line
You have to superstudy in undergrad first of all. I knew plenty of premeditated who had normal college experiences, but there were also some who didn't.
Then four years of med school, often brutally difficult, wracking up huge loan balances.
Then more years making a teacher's salary, while loan balances accrued. Maybe a couple, maybe 5+ if you want to be a brain surgeon or similar.
Then you've "maed it" and you make.... 300k? 400k? Sometimes less. When you're smart enough to make much more in business. While paying off huge loan balances, and after years of foregone earnings. Doctors love to complain, but any kid considering this path needs to understand that it's not all that great.
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Date: July 13th, 2026 9:08 AM Author: boyish crawly macaca elastic band
It seems pretty cush once you're midway through your career. Yeah the front half is brutal, but most of the 40+ docs I know are downright lazy and have great lives.
Seems like a very cr life path where you really front load the suffering early when you have the most energy and vitality so you can coast the second half. A real ant and grasshopper situation.
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Date: July 13th, 2026 9:15 AM Author: useless prole roast beef
It depends on the specialty and the ambition of the doctor. I think a lot of medicine has become awful because of technology and subsequent PE roll-up activity. Just being a run-of-the-mill GP is definitely terrible now unless you are a concierge doc or you have some level of mind for building a real practice.
If you are in a specialty field, I think it's probably a good career. Especially if you aren't just diagnosing, but actually perform specialized procedures. Otherwise, it's gotta feel a bit like being a horse-and-buggy driver in 1910.
It's to the point that I'd much rather see a Nurse or PA if I go to a clinic type environment instead of a doctor. How much resentment must a doctor in that sort of environment have?
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Date: July 13th, 2026 9:18 AM Author: Bateful Frisky Ticket Booth
Disagree, by and large.
CR re undergrad: That takes a lot of studying and striving for most people. Unlike law school (ljl lawyers), where pretty much any college grad can get into some US law school, getting into med school in the US is competitive.
Beyond that, the career seems fine and on an upward trajectory as you progress. You don't need to grind so much in med school because there are plenty of good jobs to go around. You just need to do OK, assuming you don't feel compelled to strive for an elite fellowship at some prestigious institution.
Post-med school and a circumscribed residency--that people don't get Latham'ed out of if they show up and do an OK job--the career is very cushy. ER doctors working 2-3 12 hour shifts (their choice!) a week. GPs, dermatologists, etc. doing 4 days a week, 9-4 (and taking most Wednesday afternoons off)...
If my kids were in college now, weighing admission at a good law school or a good med school, I'd suggest they go to med school.
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Date: July 13th, 2026 9:41 AM Author: Iridescent property hunting ground
Is it actually hard to get in? I mean for people who can get into a T14 with balanced GPA/LSAT results
I feel like I could have coasted into med school as easily as I coasted into a T14
I feel like the only things that are actually difficult are the things that require innate, specialized talent and that have a way to rigorously measure. Things like mathematics and music, for example
Most other generalized skill set shit is just trash and trivial to get into and to even do. This includes experimental science...coming up with the experiment can take incredible intellect. Running the experiment is something that drones can do
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Date: July 13th, 2026 10:46 AM Author: Iridescent property hunting ground
Don't disagree with this. Medical errors are a HUGE cause of death in this country
I'm just wondering if the entire premise about some kind of "superstudy" obligation is even true
It seems like it's just rote memorization to get into med school. Is that even hard or much of a time sink for people with decent GPA/LSAT combos?
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Date: July 13th, 2026 10:48 AM Author: Iridescent property hunting ground
I think you'll find entire disciplines getting murked pretty easily by the god of profits and multiples
Radiology, dermatology, etc.
Other shit will be much more robust until the data is undeniable. And by then, if you're currently a doctor, you should be able to build your nest egg (or absolutely deserve to get wrecked if you prioritize consumption instead)
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Date: July 13th, 2026 9:53 AM Author: Laughsome hell mediation
cousin is a do and didn't even optimize his fellowship (turned down yale) and was offered 500k/yr starting in radiology, so the money is there once you make it through all the bs.
however, all the dr's i know essentially lead 'financed' lifestyles because they're able to get big loans on the basis of guaranteed income stream. none are actually 'wealthy' in the sense that they have a big pile of money, it's more that they're a guaranteed 500-1mil/yr if they're some kind of specialist. the more entrepreneurial ones in high dollar specialities like dermatology and orthopedics probably pull down millions, but that's no different than the absolute upper tier of any profession doing the same
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Date: July 13th, 2026 10:04 AM Author: Autistic beta tanning salon
we should all thank God every day that the soulless, shit-eating, striver-class bourgeoisie exists and are willing to waste their one and only life on this earth doing this kind of retard shit.
the world needs 'surgeons,' and I sure as hell am not putting in this amount of effort to become one.
so good on them.
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Date: July 13th, 2026 10:06 AM Author: geriatric bright state haunted graveyard
The worst thing is I think all docs at some point have to work in something disgusting like geriatrics dealing with old ppl shitting
How cld u ever want to be arnd mspt Americans bodies they are obese disgusting creatures. I can't even imagine a family doc inspecting dudes balls all day I had a Jew doc look at my balls wtf u want to become a doc Sonu have turd balls on ur furking face it's absurd
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Date: July 13th, 2026 12:54 PM Author: translucent electric whorehouse
seems kind of cr though less cr than it used to be.
I'd think the reduced independence and increased bureaucracy make it less enjoyable and rewarding for most doctors.
Rather than independently running their practices and treating patients, they are increasingly more akin to employees who have billable type targets and have to operate within the confines of corporate structure and insurance regulation.
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