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> So a doctor who.. depends on the balance of power, I have no idea what that is wrt a hospital CEO and a doctor, nor what governing bodies are. A person who
by Chris2048 7y ago
> So a doctor who..
depends on the balance of power, I have no idea what that is wrt a hospital CEO and a doctor, nor what governing bodies are.
A person who reports a crime (of theft/bribery/fraud) to the police is not normally called a "whistle-blower"; Hence the word has implications when used instead of "accuser"
> Who's perception is relevant here
an outside observer.
> how is perceived risk indicative of neutrality
becasue they have nothing to gain from it - they are hence impartial.