[Chris2048]

ok, so should they do your taxes too?

not exactly the same as founding an ethics foundation in their own field

> who realize that the domain of "health" is broad and encompasses things that aren't germs.

what things? mental health? still medical, and still deferred to specialists.

Coupon hunting? Resume writing? not medicine.

[pests]

It feels like you are being deliberately obtuse. This is not about taxes. A doctor who does everything that another doctor PLUS making sure you can afford your medications and will be able to take them appropriately will be a better solution for many people than just a doctor who doesn't do that. That is all.

[Chris2048]

> PLUS making sure you can afford your medications

ok.

> This is not about taxes

why not? Maybe you are missing the point I am making, but then you are selectively not responding to things I already wrote, that I think I outlined pretty clearly in the last post.

what is out of scope here? Where does it end? You suggest a doctor should do more somehow, but doesn't say where the limit is, if any. the point is your own arguments seem to apply to taxes, resumes, coupons etc as much as anything else more medically related.

I think it's pretty rich complaining about me being "obtuse", when you fail to address the main point of my posts.

[pests]

I think taxes are out of scope but I do not think knowing medications are out of scope. I would call the medications reasonable and the taxes unreasonable. Maybe that is the limit?