Im not sure who the target audience is for the article, but it strikes me as one where if the author were more knowledgeable on the subject, they would have many of the answers to what they are asking. It reads to me like someone writing "why are there still bugs in programming? Is it because of too many buttons on the screens?"
Im in agreement with you that most people don't grasp just how medicine as an area of study is unfathomably complex. It mimics a fractal in the sense that the deeper we go in trying to understand things it just opens up a wider scope of investigation.
Im not sure who the target audience is for the article, but it strikes me as one where if the author were more knowledgeable on the subject, they would have many of the answers to what they are asking. It reads to me like someone writing "why are there still bugs in programming? Is it because of too many buttons on the screens?"
Im in agreement with you that most people don't grasp just how medicine as an area of study is unfathomably complex. It mimics a fractal in the sense that the deeper we go in trying to understand things it just opens up a wider scope of investigation.