Traverse Fantasy

With respect to my last blog , I want to clarify: I am not a medical student. I know many medical students, but I'm not one. I'm just nosy and vengeful. Either you know me, or you don't. Don't worry about it. Let me think of a way to 'prove that'. Hmm. I don't think doctors, or anyone, should make more than $100,000 in salary. Patients, besides being sucked dry by parasitical insurance firms, suffer from healthcare being privatized and thus driven by shareholders and doctor-capitalists. The way certain doctors treat nurses disgusts me, due to the employer-employee and/or superior-subordinate relationship they have. I appreciate people who enter the medical field to serve others, while I don't respect people who enter the medical field as a business venture—which is a lot of people, since the schools are also business ventures which concentrate access in the hands of nepo babies and other in-groups. I think these dynamics are responsible for the gunner c...

Before I say anything else, I want everyone to know that Joshua E. Lewis is a terrible human being who (allegedly): Got dropped from his med school for cheating on his exams with a burner phone he left in the restroom and whose ringer he forgot to turn off because he's (allegedly) really stupid. Misused travel funds meant for medical conferences to travel to vacation hotspots like New York City, Las Vegas, and others. Recruited gullible first-year students, who wanted in on his prolific reputation, to mass-publish slop articles with help from generative AI. Told his girlfriend that he was checking himself into a mental hospital while just exercising at the gym, and also cheated on his girlfriend with a Grindr account. Edited screenshots of conversations over text with another student whom he reported for harassment. Lied about both of his parents being plastic surgeons to garner influence on Instagram and real life. But this isn't about Joshua E. Lewis. This is about every au...