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> and good psychs will just refuse. But they won't turn the guardian in This. And then they'll just try another one. Eventually one accepts the bribe and then
by 77pt77 5y ago
> and good psychs will just refuse. But they won't turn the guardian in
This. And then they'll just try another one.
Eventually one accepts the bribe and then it's set in stone because EVERY other professional will demand to read the previous "diagnosis" and they'll almost never deviate.
Just imagine if when you went for a second opinion on your radiology exams the new doctor demanded to know the previous diagnosis before making his own.
You'd laugh out loud because of the bias.
In psych fields it's considered the default and not doing it might actually be considered malpractice.
- daniel-cussen 5y agoYeah so the shrinks, like Ximena Rojas Núñez, who verbally apologized for malpractice when caught (I just can't protect the guilty if it's easier to name them than not, some are actually worth some respect, not her, she was just embarrassingly stupid), so her, from the very beginning was informing about me looking for a second opinion, like fucking Daniel Cussen twitter. Had to show a different, superior doctor like ten pages of confessions for him to consider I was in the right. And that's why I talk about this all publicly, I care a lot about my privacy and THEREFORE I share this, so that it isn't known exclusively by the people I hate the most, by traitors of patients. Privacy isn't nobody knowing your secrets, well obviously it is but at this point that's a fantasy. Says right on the box cryptography is about forcing the government [or anybody else] to torture you. Beyond that point? Cryptography is useless. In fact I used 1Password diligently before, during and after getting tortured, back in 2009. Really liked the app, good placebo. Didn't add up to shit, and it's not their fault. I voided the warranty. So you divulge. If the worst people know your secrets, share your secrets. That actually increases your privacy. And it's the perviest thing, they think slandering me will ensure my silence, well it did for a long time, but come on. What is the solution? Literal Daniel Cussen twitter.
- 77pt77 5y agoDo you have any posts describing your ordeals in 2009?
- daniel-cussen 5y agoYeah, I do, the last few days, just in my comments. You know what? You came up with a terrific idea, I'll just post stories. I'll need to remove the char limit on my posts though. It's quite relevant to Hacker News I believe, I was super into this forum then, dead set on dropping out of Stanford to do Y Combinator, visited HN every time I had access to the computers, and maybe it can refresh memories. You can read my stuff at https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=daniel-cussen https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=daniel-cussen