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I feel like the burden of proof of a treatments' efficacy lies on the professionals - just like in every other case in existence. After all I could make up som
by torginus 4y ago
I feel like the burden of proof of a treatments' efficacy lies on the professionals - just like in every other case in existence.
After all I could make up some arbitrary argument like: "How can you be sure wearing a traffic cone on your head doesn't help? Have you tried it?"
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 4y agoThis is different and circular. If you suspect that your brain might be malfunctioning why would you rely on your brain to diagnose yourself?