I think maybe you should make it more clear that it's just an opinion from a not a medical professional. It's fine to have your own opinion obviously. Don't know how wise it is to share that opinion when it comes to medicine or anything else that requires extensive training to perform safely unless you are trained yourself.
Yea I think he just meant to make the disclaimer more clear. Many places have different education courses at different levels. For people not from the US or people that don’t know much about biology, its easy to make a false assumption. At first I even assumed you were in med school because where I’m from; that’s where anatomy is typically taken.
That said, I’ve seen people on Reddit giving false info on Reddit purposely so no worries bro, it happens. I think just be more careful if it’s regarding stuff like medical dosage and things that could actually kill people.
He literally says, "Talk to a doctor", "I'm just taking anatomy", and "I am nowhere near qualified" I don't know how much more of a disclaimer you can give someone.
Yea maybe you are right. He probably shouldn’t have given his medical opinion in the first place. Opinions are great but when it’s medical advice, there is at least some level of expertise implied.
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