Janic wrote:Not that easy ! It's like driving, there is a side practice (you can drive well and even drive without a license) of the other legislation that prohibits this conduct without official recognition by the permit
Still happy, I prefer to have in front of me a doctor who is not a daredevil ...! Because there are some really very very good in orthomolecular medicine and university laureates (since this medicine practices roughly what you consider "correct") ... I think that this point alone is enough to disqualify a good part of the above argument!
Janic wrote:a taxi driver may not exercise if he has the license
Still happy !
Janic wrote:an ace at the wheel (some racing car drivers, too young to have the license, drive at insane speeds "much better" than those who have their official paper in their pockets
A taxi who would be an "ace of the wheel" would know the risks (VS benefits ... for a caregiver) and therefore would not "drive at reckless speeds" if he knew that it would not be good for his patient. .
There I have some apprehension about your definition of "better" ...
I would stop the comments here, otherwise we will still be entitled to a Christmas tree-type response planted in the middle of the road in a blind curve