Yes, there are people who are shitty at their jobs. Again, this is a glib truism. There are shitty doctors and programmers as much as there are shitty waiters a

Yes, there are people who are shitty at their jobs. Again, this is a glib truism. There are shitty doctors and programmers as much as there are shitty waiters and binmen. > Thats why taking their opinion as ultimate truth without question is dangerous. Agree. Which is why I explicitly stated: > It doesn't mean you need to take what they say as gospel, so to speak, but it does mean that when the choice is to listen to 'random person on the internet' versus 'someone who has studied something for years and has made valued contributions to the field', the two-despite both having biases-are not on equal footing. I'm sorry that it sounds like you have a shitty doctor. The solution is to find a better one, not to renounce doctors.