Your interest in medical tyranny is admirable, but you should always remember that tyranny is always much bigger than one thing, so opposing tyranny takes more than one thing. There is much more tyranny than a few corrupt doctors. They're just petty tyrants. The best fight is to keep telling the truth. When enough people learn, they'll ignore the petty tyrants. The big tyrants are harder. They'll require a much bigger fight.
Your use of multimedia is interesting. The audio is interesting. Photos need some work. Traditional Chinese medicine didn't use microscopes, traditionally, but when I get curious about my emissions I sometimes like to put them on a slide and take a gander at high magnification. Probably more informative than kleenex photos. I haven't yet learned to always make a lot of sense of those observations, but it makes me feel very sciency. As the fauch frequently reminds us, you can't argue with science.
I have made a practice of photographing all my wounds for many years, but it never occurred to me to post them on the internet. The internet is fortunate it hadn't been invented yet when I got my vasectomy. Those photos were epic.
Your interest in medical tyranny is admirable, but you should always remember that tyranny is always much bigger than one thing, so opposing tyranny takes more than one thing. There is much more tyranny than a few corrupt doctors. They're just petty tyrants. The best fight is to keep telling the truth. When enough people learn, they'll ignore the petty tyrants. The big tyrants are harder. They'll require a much bigger fight.
Your use of multimedia is interesting. The audio is interesting. Photos need some work. Traditional Chinese medicine didn't use microscopes, traditionally, but when I get curious about my emissions I sometimes like to put them on a slide and take a gander at high magnification. Probably more informative than kleenex photos. I haven't yet learned to always make a lot of sense of those observations, but it makes me feel very sciency. As the fauch frequently reminds us, you can't argue with science.
I have made a practice of photographing all my wounds for many years, but it never occurred to me to post them on the internet. The internet is fortunate it hadn't been invented yet when I got my vasectomy. Those photos were epic.