You assume that signing means the doctor takes more pride in his work. That is just an assumption. You don't know for sure. It's possible he takes less pride t

You assume that signing means the doctor takes more pride in his work. That is just an assumption. You don't know for sure. It's possible he takes less pride too. For example, he might notice that out of 50 patients, only you consented to him signing on your organs for his ego. So it is possible that from his point of view, you don't care that much (compared to the other patients). So maybe try other things on your organs that he has been thinking about, maybe play around a little in other ways, test the boundaries a bit. Throw a few harmless things in there just for fun. Why not? You'd probably consent anyways. Why risk trying those things on other patients when he can try it on you, the person who consented?