> But it's not just your opinion, because I'm forced to go along with it
Welcome to society? I don't like speed limits so I feel your pain.
> There can be no trust (and no science) where reasoning is enforced.
I'm not sure what your point is here. Is there no science in the current medical community?
>through the court of law if those fail
Unless the judicial system learns how to resurrect dead people, I'm not sure that suing after the damage is done is really going to help victims of malpractice.
In the event of those who aren't killed, only injured, how do you prove malpractice if there are no legal standards of care by which to judge? Even good doctors (or good medical tech companies) can have bad outcomes, so it can't be results driven.
Welcome to society? I don't like speed limits so I feel your pain.
> There can be no trust (and no science) where reasoning is enforced.
I'm not sure what your point is here. Is there no science in the current medical community?
>through the court of law if those fail
Unless the judicial system learns how to resurrect dead people, I'm not sure that suing after the damage is done is really going to help victims of malpractice.
In the event of those who aren't killed, only injured, how do you prove malpractice if there are no legal standards of care by which to judge? Even good doctors (or good medical tech companies) can have bad outcomes, so it can't be results driven.