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It’s a bit more nuanced. An individual practitioner might not have malicious intent, but the industry itself could largely be fraudulent. Take for example a wel
by smohare 3y ago
It’s a bit more nuanced. An individual practitioner might not have malicious intent, but the industry itself could largely be fraudulent. Take for example a well meaning physic or purveyor of some pseudoscientific medical modality. The very existence and promotion of ineffective alternatives scams society as a whole, since the general public and by extension free markets are notoriously terrible at evaluating efficacy.