Is Healthcare the only real recession proof, future proof career right now that most people can enter?

Health care is absolutely B's and corona has shown us that most of 99% of disease come and go without using medicine, 99% of drugs are just detrimental and stop what are normal biologic programs, I hope more people start to see this and let the whole sector rot. They already went full tyrant coz they needed to rake some money since they loosing customers thanks to the internet waking up people. Only surgeons that fix bones and cuts should remain, Wich at that point are just mechanics more that doctors. I hope all doctors fail poor and miserable

No, because poor people can't pay for their healthcare so less demand = less jobs and money.

Also why do women pay to get those disgusting bimbo lips ? It's beyond me.

I feel pretty comfortable in warehouse engineering. Shit will always need to get moved around and stored for a time.

Healthcare is affected by recessions. People postpone treatments/go to the doctor less when they're strapped for cash and if you're counting on government reimbursements for income (Medicaid/Medicare) those are ever decreasing to the point where some doctors don't accept them.

No there are several:
>drugs
>landlords
>agriculture
>utilities
and a bunch more. Think about what you or other people might need to live day to day and you'll know which jobs are recession proof.

It's more recession proof than other industries (people still get sick regardless of the economy) and there's lots of laws in place that protect providers from competitors flooding the market.

Start a small company which services public transportation infrastructure maintenance and repair, namely roads. States/townships/contractors are literally required to have certain inspections. There is no lag in demand and as CPI has increased the same jobs for the same input cost are pricing 3x what they were last year. It is a gas intensive business but just price it into the bid. Stagflation has been a wage advancement this past few years, while everyone else was being hit. And as long as roads continue to exist as they do, and states are solvent and maintain transportation departments this will continue to be the case necessarily. Don't be a nurse that has to take the clot shot. Buy a truck and camera and you can literally make 300 an hour with no paid training or school as long as you learn enough to do it. You will make more if you buy a grout truck. And virtually no one does it so if you aren't a lazy dummy you can corner the market and even if you can't there is more than enough work and like all construction, everyone who does it sucks and is completely unreliable. If you are a good person and hard worker you can crush it.

>implying rent seeking healthcare will ever allow it to happen
They will eventually require a script for everything you want to consume.

isn't the healthcare sector about to get btfo when the boomers die off and there aren't enough new old people to replace them?

Uhhhhh, Gen X, and then Millennials are now nearing 40s

they're all poor as fuck compared to their parents, they can't afford to dump money on all that shit

I work on the business side of healthcare and shit is fucked these days. There is no money. Reimbursement is fucked. I’ll probably get laid off this year.

How can that be when it’s so expensive

I’m sure doctors are still doing alright.