I have no idea why both of these comments assume that I am talking about treating people with only diet and lifestyle. Other than possibly prejudice and people

I have no idea why both of these comments assume that I am talking about treating people with only diet and lifestyle. Other than possibly prejudice and people know more about me than they are willing to admit. I'm talking about doctors having a tradition of being some of the wisest and most knowledgeable people in a community and going to someone's home allowing them to know things about their lifestyle by seeing it with their own eyes instead of taking a history and hoping the patient didn't lie or leave out something important. And we've lost a lot of medical wisdom that will not be available should some version of the tricorder ever empower doctors to take MRIs, x-rays and similar diagnostics to the patient's home in their little black bag. Those traditions are gone, possibly forever, as an unintended side effect of placing tech on a pedestal above human wisdom. I'm talking about diagnosing things effectively, not denying people drugs and surgeries. And I don't intend to reply further because from where I sit, it looks to me like HN is going out of its way to intentionally misunderstand me here lately.