Do we really need "good" doctors all of the time? I think the industry is overregulated to restrict the supply of healthcare.

It’s funny how some people think shitty lawyers are good and some people think good lawyers are shitty, huh?

simply, we have a scarcity of healthcare because we don’t invest the wealth we collectively produce in healthcare.

Changing the entire paradigm of medical care would be possible with enough money. There's no logical reason it takes 20 years to become a doctor. The fact that it does severely hampers both the quantity and quality of doctors. Becoming a doctor is much less about knowledge and intelligence than it is about attrition resistance. Loads of capable students disregard medical careers each year for more rapidly attainable positions. In many cases these are the MOST capable students because they recognize the problems with pursuing medical degrees.

Certainly the most skilled and advanced in the medical field will need significant schooling but there needs to be a major reform in healthcare training. One that produces more knowledgeable and skilled professionals and not a glut of questionably competent nurse practitioners.