> These are smart people, they do not want it to change. Somewhat undercut by the rampant suicide rate. > A big part is the expense of undergrad+med school+lo

> These are smart people, they do not want it to change. Somewhat undercut by the rampant suicide rate. > A big part is the expense of undergrad+med school+low residency wages+most grew up upper-middle class and have big expectations. Oh so when you say "they don't want things to change" what you mean is "they know the path to success and if they try to take care of themselves or demand decent working conditions there's a good chance they'll be fired and end up bankrupt and in a debt trap for life." Got it. That kind of explains the suicides.