> While both of those categories worked hard too, it's still an order of magnitude less than "doctors and lawyers". Having been to law school, I'd argue that's

> While both of those categories worked hard too, it's still an order of magnitude less than "doctors and lawyers". Having been to law school, I'd argue that's more about regulatory barriers than inherent complexity. Coming from a family of doctors, I also suspect that medicine is the same, though I couldn't say so first-hand. That's not to say that regulation is unnecessary. If a bootcamp grad makes a snafu, a widget might not render correctly on a website. If it's a lawyer or a doctor, someone could die or get screwed out of their life-savings. Regulation is there to verify that they've all met the threshold. I don't really have a problem with that. But I recognize that it doesn't make one "harder" than the other.