Yes well summarized. I understood this too, and replied in another comment, which is how doctors many times come across as callous and really like robotic peopl

Yes well summarized. I understood this too, and replied in another comment, which is how doctors many times come across as callous and really like robotic people, but it's bc they have to be ready to take on another case. The people who are sensitive don't stay for long, or make it all the way. One one hand I feel, many developed that way as a means of adjusting to their profession. I'm not sure if they necessarily are the happiest versions of themselves if they are like that. What I mean is if they could choose to be more empathic without suffering would they? I'm thinking they would, as it's a human thing to feel more. Reducing the suffering is another point to solve. Essentially, I don't know how comforting AI's would be as opposed to another human. In that case, how can we make robots/AI do the dirty work, and make humans do the more empathic work. Maybe have separate doctors that just do the communicating part, while doctors+specialty AI robots(in the short term transition until it's fully autonomous robots?) do the surgeries, etc that require steady, stable minds, and lower empathy.