In the Squid Game, people in deep debt are manipulated into harming others for money. In The Dark Knight, the cops who betrayed the law both had huge bills they couldn’t pay. When seeking US government security clearance, candidates get rejected for having poor debt ratios or bad credit. The rationale is that they’re more liable to be bribed and corrupted.

The covid hoax has shown us that many medical professionals are willing to sell out other people’s health. Part of the reason is that the med pros are in such dire financial straits that they dare not resist the establishment and risk their careers. This seems to have been accomplished by design. Similar to how college cartels raised tuition in lockstep in response to expansions of federal subsidization of student loans, the medical school cartel has colluded to fix their prices to increase rapidly and somewhat independently of what should be organic market forces.

We need to take a close look at the accreditation monopoly and consider ways of opening that market to competition, and cause the current school cartels to lose their throat grip on the market. Possibly do the same to the medical licensing monopoly. We also need to look at the process of licensing foreign degrees and see how fair it is to American grads. We need to make the training costs less artificially inflated as well as less legitimately expensive. The moral fiber of society has been eroded for generations and combined with financial stress, the temptation to delude themselves and go with the corrupt flow is too great for many of these med pros.