Psychiatry(pro) versus con's career of choice

I wasn't aware my opponent was arguing for freelance copywriting. They said in the first round, just freelance writing. Due to this, I feel it necessary to spend some time tweaking my previous arguments from the previous round:What psychiatrists do would be more important than a freelance [copy]writerThis would still apply, maybe even moreso since copywriting is literally trying to sell you a product. People don't need to be convinced to buy a product in order to have good health or a life. Well, maybe to some extent, for example if the copywriter was writing for medications... then yeah, I suppose it would in that case and that would be doing good, but I would still argue that actually prescribing the medication is more important than selling it. Psychiatrists earn [almost quintuple] the amount of income of a [copy]writerSo, from doing research, copywriters actually earn less money than writers. They earn around $47,000 a year[8]. This would, in turn, make my previous argument about psychiatrists earning more even stronger. A psychiatrist would earn more than a freelance copywriter sooner than I originally said, which was after 14 years of the writer doing their career. There is a higher demand for psychiatrists than [copy]writers, and is a more stable careerAs is discussed by a copywriter himself, copywriting is over-saturated with too many people.[9] In other words, there are more people going into copywriting than there is a demand for. This helps explain why copywriters are paid so little in comparison to other types of writers. Thus, this makes it hard to be a sucessful copywriter, and makes it less likely you'll be able to find steady jobs to do. Pyschiatry, as I pointed out, as the opposite problem: there is too much demand and too little supply of Psychiatrists. This results in psychiatrists being paid very well and having a lot of job stability. Now, I'll move onto rebutting my opponent's arguments now. Re: Quality copywriting can’t be outsourced overseasI'm pretty sure this would apply to the field of psychiatry too. How exactly would a person overseas be able to meet with a person and diagnose them and give them medication? Well, I suppose it could be done through video calls, but I believe most people want to meet with their doctors face to face, and that's why we don't see medical positions being outsourced. I'm sure if we could, we would outsource the positions because we simply don't have enough prescribers, as I talked about previously, for all of our psychiatric needs. Outsourcing would be a good thing in order to meet other people's needs. I think it just isn't practical to outsource psychiatry.So, this point it also applicable to psychiatry, and thus any point that my opponent brings up that is also applicable towards psychiatry, you should discount because it would be an equally net positive gain for both of our arguments.Copywriting can’t be automatedMy opponent here did suggest that doctors could be automated. I suppose that's true, but are people going to actually automate the position? Sure, a robot might be able to determine what condition you have based on symptoms you have, and then prescribe a medication you need, but who is going to want to go to a robot for this? I believe most people like the idea of seeing a person when they have medical needs. I'm sure we would already be automating the field of psychiatry if people wanted to go to robots instead of people for their psychiatric concerns. The fact of the matter is though, I've never heard of attempts to automate the psychiatric field. Additionally, if it was feasible, we would definitely be doing it because we are short on psychiatrists. Why not create robots who can prescribe medication so that we can fulfill the psychiatric needs of all the counties? I'm sure this would have been a solution to the psychiatrist shortage if people actually wanted to go to a robot for their psychiatric needs, but I think most people don't want that, and that's why it hasn't happened. Copywriters can always make good moneyWell, that depends on your definition of good. Some Copywriters make 6 figures, but they're in the minority, as my 8th source suggests. However, just about every psychiatrist is guaranteed to make a 6 figure income. Copywriters aren't guaranteed that, but psychiatrists basically are. Very few of them make less than that. As a freelancer you can’t be firedThat's true, but this can also apply to psychiatry. Many psychiatrists own their own firms. If you're a psychiatrist who does, you also can't be fired.Sources:[8] http://www.payscale.com...[9] http://marketcopywriterblog.com...