> That means fewer people working in advertising or other key parts of the economy. I see what you did there :). Anyway, ~10 years ago I considered moving bac

> That means fewer people working in advertising or other key parts of the economy. I see what you did there :). Anyway, ~10 years ago I considered moving back to school for a nurse degree. I didn't and one of the reason was that I had not enough energy in me to fight for the degree and to fight the social and welfare system for the right to do it. Edit: It's a key part of the society and the promise of fulfilling rewards is great but the system doesn't like you. It glorifies your pain. That's why I don't believe most nurses and health care workers who got out will ever get back as nurses. Maybe as medical secretaries or logistics but they won't get back in the trenches.