I call charlatan those who say that a human arm can grow back by drinking vegetable juice and praying to Jesus Christ
They can say next to sensible things like "the bottom of the air is fresh" or "fuck this covid" note well!
or call you charlatans too
And the day a government says you can regrow an arm (or cure AIDS) by drinking vegetable juice, yes of course I will call it a government of charlatans. Which happens by the way.
Ah, ah, ah! how many governments have already been called charlatans? You are fantasizing once again!
So to use your own wording elsewhere: do you have the legal and medical skills to judge it and do not come out to me as above that lawyers and even the order of doctors will stop on this point which obsesses you, if not the half of humanity made up of believers of all kinds would be made up of charlatans.
However, in this case, legally, it is a question of whether he would practice the illegal practice of medicine,
nothing else. Even those who would like to sue him do not undertake to say THAT HE IS a charlatan in order not to be accused of defamation before trial
But nobody said that a quack only talks bullshit
so what is the percentage, even approximate and on what criteria
verifiable?
it depends on the charlatans, according to the degree of bad faith. You, for example, I would say roughly around 80%, but I would have to check, it's an estimate.
If bad faith is your evaluation criterion, then you are well over 100%, no need to check! Vain and a liar!
this definition can very well be attributed to you since you are deceiving your qualities and skills in homeopathy in order to impose your own ignorance on others by using fakenews.
come on I rectify, 90%
I specified: verifiable, not at personal guesswork
otherwise you are below your reality, you greatly exceed this figure for your bad faith, your successive incompetence and your lies beyond defamation which the internet escapes.
"We make science with facts, like making a house with stones: but an accumulation of facts is no more a science than a pile of stones is a house" Henri Poincaré