> IMO, I'd rather have laws that state that if you are in any of the licensed "advice professions", that if you aren't licensed you have to clearly and loudly p

> IMO, I'd rather have laws that state that if you are in any of the licensed "advice professions", that if you aren't licensed you have to clearly and loudly proclaim your lack of certification in any marketing materials. They'll wear it as a badge of pride: "I'm not one of those Government/Illuminati/... controlled certified advisors that must only sell you what Big Pharma tells them". And they'll find fools that glee over it. On the other hand, their customers would get exactly what they're looking for, including non-certification.