If you trust universities because they train 'doctors', have fun being drugged.

[jvanname]

Universities are not legitimate just because they train doctors. Instead, doctors are illegitimate. And as a result, you will have your brain fried by ECT, psychiatric medications, and you will be abused relentlessly. And nobody you know will believe you because everyone you know will be as fucked up and psychotic as you are. You are too fucking psychotic to realize that Bitcoin has a mining algorithm that was never designed to advance science, but you somehow think universities make people smart. Universities promote violence.

[Dunamisx]

One of the things I can't argue much of is the process to which the learning is being taken place from the universities and how doctors are being made as well with their procedures, I will only advise that as long as we attend a university and we are being exposed, then we should know that some of these things are true and not lies that were being told because they are also applicable in practical life, it is important that we get more information and also never to rely on doctors alone, instead we have to also work things out for ourselves as we may see doing such as an alternative for us instead of fully depending on them for everything.

[BADecker]

Before going to a university, people need to find training in how to ask the questions that the universities don't generally provide answers for. These questions pertain to the way that legal people ask for proof... a way to get the answers that essentially show that universities are 'crap', because they can't provide bottom-line proof for much of what they teach, especially in medicine.

It's a lot like IRS attorneys can't provide proof that taxation is legal. Why can't they? Because, bottom-line, in the legal dictionaries, tax = fraud... when you delve deeply enough. So, where does the IRS get its strength? In contract law. If you sign ANY paperwork with them, it becomes a contract with them... including their Form W-4. Sign it 'non-assumpsit' if you must sign it. Non-assumpsit means 'no contract', and don't give them any of your private info. Instead writ 'n-a' on all those lines.

[jvanname]

Before going to a university, people need to find training in how to ask the questions that the universities don't generally provide answers for. These questions pertain to the way that legal people ask for proof... a way to get the answers that essentially show that universities are 'crap', because they can't provide bottom-line proof for much of what they teach, especially in medicine.

It's a lot like IRS attorneys can't provide proof that taxation is legal. Why can't they? Because, bottom-line, in the legal dictionaries, tax = fraud... when you delve deeply enough. So, where does the IRS get its strength? In contract law. If you sign ANY paperwork with them, it becomes a contract with them... including their Form W-4. Sign it 'non-assumpsit' if you must sign it. Non-assumpsit means 'no contract', and don't give them any of your private info. Instead writ 'n-a' on all those lines.

Um. I don't think you can avoid taxes. And we should definitely defund and tax the universities and lock up all the stupid fucks who are delinquent in their student loan debt. Yes. Increase the tax rate on universities so that the cost is so outrageous that the universities have to lower their academic standards even more. After all, an increased cost decreases graduation rates so they have to increase graduation rates my designing the classes for stupid retards.

[BADecker]

Before going to a university, people need to find training in how to ask the questions that the universities don't generally provide answers for. These questions pertain to the way that legal people ask for proof... a way to get the answers that essentially show that universities are 'crap', because they can't provide bottom-line proof for much of what they teach, especially in medicine.

It's a lot like IRS attorneys can't provide proof that taxation is legal. Why can't they? Because, bottom-line, in the legal dictionaries, tax = fraud... when you delve deeply enough. So, where does the IRS get its strength? In contract law. If you sign ANY paperwork with them, it becomes a contract with them... including their Form W-4. Sign it 'non-assumpsit' if you must sign it. Non-assumpsit means 'no contract', and don't give them any of your private info. Instead writ 'n-a' on all those lines.

Um. I don't think you can avoid taxes. And we should definitely defund and tax the universities and lock up all the stupid fucks who are delinquent in their student loan debt. Yes. Increase the tax rate on universities so that the cost is so outrageous that the universities have to lower their academic standards even more. After all, an increased cost decreases graduation rates so they have to increase graduation rates my designing the classes for stupid retards.

That's because you are on university drugs.

[caroasi]

Modern doctor licensing is a clear violation of the freedom of expression and unequal rights. Everyone has a right to give medical advice and other people have a civic duty as adults to determine if their reputation warrants a visit. People who get scammed rarely look into someone's reputation at all or they just make assumptions. Its the duty of the individual to know if someone should be a doctor or not, and the duty as our demand of the government to stop violence rather than starting it. We do not need to solve non-violent problems with violence, and clearly that is the source of most of today's problems. Medical licensing is just another way of a monopoly that benefits doctor's paychecks and hurts everyone else.

Today's governments simply cannot be trusted to know who is a doctor and who isn't. Holistic medical care focuses on human diet, and offers the best real world results. The reason we all have a right to offer as much medical, financial, and legal advice as we want is because freedom works in real life. There is not one place in the world suffering from too much freedom under equal rights, but look at how many places are suffering from tyranny and government oppression.

[BADecker]

Modern doctor licensing is a clear violation of the freedom of expression and unequal rights. Everyone has a right to give medical advice and other people have a civic duty as adults to determine if their reputation warrants a visit. People who get scammed rarely look into someone's reputation at all or they just make assumptions. Its the duty of the individual to know if someone should be a doctor or not, and the duty as our demand of the government to stop violence rather than starting it. We do not need to solve non-violent problems with violence, and clearly that is the source of most of today's problems. Medical licensing is just another way of a monopoly that benefits doctor's paychecks and hurts everyone else.

Today's governments simply cannot be trusted to know who is a doctor and who isn't. Holistic medical care focuses on human diet, and offers the best real world results. The reason we all have a right to offer as much medical, financial, and legal advice as we want is because freedom works in real life. There is not one place in the world suffering from too much freedom under equal rights, but look at how many places are suffering from tyranny and government oppression.

You are right. But lots of medical people have formed PMA's, and are bypassing most of government. If people are stupid enough to not be thinkers, and move into private bargaining where government has little control, then government is probably good for them.

[jvanname]

That's because you are on university drugs.

You are incoherent.

Modern doctor licensing is a clear violation of the freedom of expression and unequal rights. Everyone has a right to give medical advice and other people have a civic duty as adults to determine if their reputation warrants a visit. People who get scammed rarely look into someone's reputation at all or they just make assumptions. Its the duty of the individual to know if someone should be a doctor or not, and the duty as our demand of the government to stop violence rather than starting it. We do not need to solve non-violent problems with violence, and clearly that is the source of most of today's problems. Medical licensing is just another way of a monopoly that benefits doctor's paychecks and hurts everyone else.

Today's governments simply cannot be trusted to know who is a doctor and who isn't. Holistic medical care focuses on human diet, and offers the best real world results. The reason we all have a right to offer as much medical, financial, and legal advice as we want is because freedom works in real life. There is not one place in the world suffering from too much freedom under equal rights, but look at how many places are suffering from tyranny and government oppression.

Um. The people who went to medical school and got trained by universities to practice medicine are not real doctors because universities are more interested in pandering to the students who scream in class and make violent threats against their professors than anything else. And this means that your doctor will probably kill you because your doctor is too incompetent to know the difference between the liver and the spleen or between sodium and glucose.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.