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> P. S. Again sorry for my tone, I'm super angry for how the entire medicine treats Co-sleeping like a horrific thing This is a theme across all kinds of exper
by spookthesunset 4y ago
> P. S. Again sorry for my tone, I'm super angry for how the entire medicine treats Co-sleeping like a horrific thing
This is a theme across all kinds of expertise. In my opinion a good expert will understand that the world isn't black and white. They'll understand that there are many, many more variables that go into a decision than their particular line of expertise. They'll understand their job is to clearly convey the risks and benefits that fall into their scope and more important they'll clearly state that they alone cannot make a decision for you.
Bad medical professionals think their expertise is all that should go into a decision. Good medical professionals will understand that there are countless other factors that go into a person's decision that fall well outside of the scope of their expertise.
Based on what I've observed over the last 3 years, there are plenty of "experts" out there who seem to think that only their line of expertise should go into any decision.
- lazide 4y agoThe other challenge is the one of ‘how do you actually get different behavior’. Knowing all the shades of grey, what do you tell folks in the 15 seconds of attention (at most) that you’ll be able to get that may produce a better outcome. It definitely doesn’t include much grey.