<p>"one who want to help you and has the capacity to do so by being smart enough. But I would gladly take an intelligent physician who went into medicine for the financial gain rather than some incapable person who really wanted to “save lives, help people, etc” "</p>
<p>um…I never once said that they didn’t need to be qualified, good doctors. I’m sorry if you’ve experienced this, I just said that I want my doctors to be passionate about helping me as a patient more so then them prescribing me pills of no use just because they got an advance from the pharmaceutical companies. The pendulum swings both ways on this one buddy if you’re going to be that extreme in examples. I’m not talking about overly corrupt people. I’m just simply saying that money isn’t the most important thing to a lot of people, and suggesting to the OP that it shouldn’t be. Of course, it could just be a values difference…You can’t argue with someones values.</p>