There are different types of intelligence. Both fields require totally different talent, interests and skills. One is solving very abstract problems, the other

There are different types of intelligence. Both fields require totally different talent, interests and skills. One is solving very abstract problems, the other is talking to people and learning a huge amount of information about how humans work. I am good with abstract stuff, but in no way I could remember that amount of information about people as doctors too. I still have no idea what most of my bones or other things within me are named and I have zero interest in it. I can imagine one could be also the other way around. Have huge amount of interest in people, but despise techy knowledge. In the end both doctors and it workers are so different from each other that they have so much trouble understanding one another. Remember doctors never asked for all this abstract shit. Also as you age you will get more set in the field you choose. That is just the way people work. Not an excuse or why one should not keep improving themselves.