that ' s exactly what soft cap is . <| sep |> May through him under the bus for this one . <| sep |> I don ' t believe so iirc , I think it was a billed McGSiver fight right from the start . <| sep |> fuck stiles mom . Like Cladia who ? Il be furious if that happens Not Corey Furious <| sep |> Detail King is good people . Bit of a hike but worth it if they still do classes . <| sep |> hahahahahahahahahahaThat is productive . It works in a lot of other industries . If demand for a service cannot meet supply in an unregulated industry more people will provide the service and over time will reduce the price to consumers . The training of RNs and MDs is entirely different , and carried out in a very different length of time and with a very different level of intensity . Firstly , you forgot that the requirements for training are regulated as well there is not a natural law that says you can ' t teach RN ' s and NP ' s , or any other capable individual to expand the scope of their practice . The industry has been regulated that way though . The CMA and AMA in the States have way too much control over health care and have lobbied successfully to wipe out any form of competition . We need to train more doctors and more midlevels , not just move the responsibilities downstream . We need more people willing to become doctors for this to happen . While I may agree that some people will become doctors for purely altruistic reasons , many will not . Economic incentives are difficult to create when an entire industry is price controlled . I don ' t disagree , we have a single payer health care system , its too late to go back from socialize medicine . That being said , we have to figure out how to deal with the scarce resources . There ' s studies showing midlevels end up costing just as muchHow does that effect wait times though ?