the more important fields they will liberalize, but not dumb down. It’s more difficult than ever to get into med school now. Many of the teachers in medical school would not be able to make it into medical school now, because their MCAT’s are too low. Several of my teachers didn’t pass boards their first try-now if you have to retake boards (unless you destroy them the second time) you are pretty much relegated to family practice.

However, liberal thought is firmly entrenching itself in the next generation of physicians-most tend to be populist if not socialist, and think healthcare is a right. Some think that DOCTORS MAKE TOO MUCH, and it is their job to serve the comunity reguardless of their 200k in student debt. Still more see nothing objectionable about abortion or assisted suicide, while most advocate national healthcare rationing, even of privately insured patients.

Socialists figure that as long as poor people can’t afford the technology and buildings we have now, why should we innovate better, when less trained engeneers can build more of the same cheaply—just stand on the shoulders of giants and don’t reach any further, or do anything new and expensive. Some of this thought entering medicine too with cost effective analysis slowly replacing patient outcomes analysis