> Wow, these cheaters are such a bad people. Isn't it unfair to those who don't cheat...? This is not the sentiment I'm getting here. More like "wow, I hope I

> Wow, these cheaters are such a bad people. Isn't it unfair to those who don't cheat...? This is not the sentiment I'm getting here. More like "wow, I hope I don't get a cheater for a doctor, and if they go into research they are likely to fake results in studies. This is a unfair to society, their future employers and subjects" It's not about fairness in the socioeconomic ladder as much as the damage and cost incurred by having an incompetent fraud in a high-impact professional role. While I agree with your sentiment, these people aren't aiming for "livable wage" but for (from their perspective) "the top".