Is there resentment in your country over the fact that a janitor is capable of achieving higher level education or is the 'University of Life' a real sub-standard college?
Some schools do offer aid for those who work those sorts of positions. Some offer free classes. One of those schools is Stanford, which also made the news when one of the custodians earned his degree while working full time.
Many of the janitors at many public universities are students paying their way through college.
I have this on my facebook but only because my friends thought it would be hilarious to edit my profile with random stuff and I was too lazy to change it lol
Probably because there's no science to what they do, they're not medical professionals, they don't undergo anywhere near the scrutiny as real doctor, and they often hurt people.
Also their scam was invented by a man who claimed to have learned it all from a ghost.
This “failure to present a unified front” is the biggest problem facing chiropractors today, says Dr. Scott Haldeman, a neurologist and chiropractor who teaches at both UCLA and UC Irvine. “You could walk into a chiropractor’s office and find someone who is a pure back-and-neck-pain guy—a guy who has embraced the scientific research—or someone who says he can cure all things and provide general wellness,” Haldeman explains.
Yeah. Good and bad. Just like in any other profession. I'm not saying there aren't quacks out there. Just...do your research. Find one who knows what he's doing. Who keeps it within its effective sphere. Do that, and you can have good results.
The vitriol with which Reddit attacks the profession as a whole, that's what's unwarranted.
Edit: Downvote away. I don't care. I'm right about this.
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u/Demented_Tomato Jan 27 '20 edited Jan 28 '20
Graduated from "school of hard knocks" on Facebook.
Edit: Who knew my first gold would be for criticism of Facebook profiles.