> I find medicine to be as interesting as mathematics while the workload being significantly lower Dude, there’s something wrong either with your schools, or with your perception of reality. In any case, life is not a picnic, there’s nothing unusual in constantly putting extra effort to achieve something worthwhile.
> Dude, there’s something wrong either with your schools, or with your perception of reality. Talk to some doctors. Ask what their workload is like. It turns out that software engineers are worked way, way harder.
But the nature of the medicine is incomparably harder and more complex than the nature of CS discipline (which is an artificial human-made construct, however sophisticated).
It only means that if someone puts less time/effort in studying more complicated thing, this someone is much worse in it than in less complicated matter.