I feel like this is a common fear in many disciplines. Clinical psychology PhD's thinking PsyD's reduce the quality/wages of their profession (this was a huge c

I feel like this is a common fear in many disciplines. Clinical psychology PhD's thinking PsyD's reduce the quality/wages of their profession (this was a huge contention among psych professors during undergrad), MD's thinking expanded practice privileges for NP's or PA's reduce quality/wages of their profession (and related, anesthesiologists worrying that CRNA's and AA's reduce their wages), PhD-educated machine learning/CS experts worrying that 2-year online data science masters reduce the quality/wages of their profession, etc. I mean, I have the same fear in many ways. Just pointing it out because I find it interesting. I guess the question is - is it reality or not?