I'm not saying character and honesty aren't important, but you need some fundamental knowledge to do most jobs.
What are your sources for claiming that conventional medicine is just there to take advantage of your illness?
Judging by the prices you name for a kidney transplant, I guess you're an American. And I agree that your healthcare system has got a lot of flaws.
But this discussion wasn't really about whether or not doctors are scammers. I just used this as an example to show that degrees and diploma's definitely have their place in society. (even though it shouldn't be a must for ALL jobs)
Honest and potential, or studied and certified?
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I'm not saying character and honesty aren't important, but you need some fundamental knowledge to do most jobs.
What are your sources for claiming that conventional medicine is just there to take advantage of your illness?
Judging by the prices you name for a kidney transplant, I guess you're an American. And I agree that your healthcare system has got a lot of flaws.
But this discussion wasn't really about whether or not doctors are scammers. I just used this as an example to show that degrees and diploma's definitely have their place in society. (even though it shouldn't be a must for ALL jobs)