Fake Doctor Stuff

I spent half-an-hour this morning reading over a fairly simple 40-line story written by a journalist who talked to a Yale professor gal....Brandy X. Lee.  The professor, an expert Psychiatrist....says that she's putting out a warning that President Trump's mental health (declining minute by minute)....has reached a point where the country is at a point of 'no-return' (destruction of modern civilization is at the brink). 

To be honest, I had to read this story four times, and sat for about eight minutes trying to grasp is Ms Lee is actually a intellectual, or just some fake intellectual with a degree of marginal value.  I eventually came to the opinion that she's another person with a marginalized education/degree, and she might do well to find a real job.

Course, if she'd suggested that more than one-hundred folks in Washington..to include House members and Senators, along with some journalists....are in deteriorating mental health.....I might go along with that. 

Avoiding ethical standards?  There's a major standard that got set up in the 1970s for Psychiatrists, who says you can't make a general pronouncement of a person, unless you can meet them face-to-face and have a legit examination.  In this case?  She basically watched some TV clips and made her fake pronouncement.  It'd be the same thing to watch Road Runner or Donald Duck cartoons, and suggest that you've been a mental health case off their cartoons.  The sad thing here is that she works for Yale, and it's an example of the poor level of education that presently exists there.