I dropped out of medical school fifteen years ago — entered another [non-tech] profession entirely - and there's one thing I always tell either of the following

I dropped out of medical school fifteen years ago — entered another [non-tech] profession entirely - and there's one thing I always tell either of the following groups: Said to physicians: "I dropped out and I TELL EVERYBODY I KNOW you cannot pay a doctor enough for all the unnecessary sacrifices they had to make, just to prescribe you an antibiotic." ...to Non-physicians: "While I believe that you cannot pay physicians enough for their sacrifices, you should definitely investigate your own ailments, and seek multiple opinions whenever your `gut feeling` indicates `abnormal`. Physicians simply DO NOT HAVE TIME to give a fuck about your specifics. More recently, I have included (to all) "it is probably ALREADY UNETHICAL TO NOT BE CONSULTING WITH LLMs during differential diagnoses." Just my ¢¢