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Please don't do this, it's literally the second sentence of the rules. >Be kind. Don't be snarky. None the less, my experience with both medicine and the law
by riversflow 5y ago
Please don't do this, it's literally the second sentence of the rules.
>Be kind. Don't be snarky.
None the less, my experience with both medicine and the law is that unless you are quite wealthy, you are best off learning the stuff that applies to you (whether directly or indirectly) and then using lawyers and doctors for things that you either can't handle yourself or would be much better off having someone else do, and basically tell them precisely what to do. I particularly find doctors to be a complete joke, as I've only ever got any use at all from specialists, and think its infuriating that we require prescriptions for most drugs.
- reducesuffering 5y agoI agree. First time consulting a tax lawyer, I was quite surprised that they doubled down on being wrong about an aspect of tax law that I investigated for 30 minutes.
- 908B64B197 5y agoThat was from a licensed professional, imagine someone self taught! Seriously, there's a reason lawyer's compensation is highly bimodal.