Dr. Randy Alexander

You know, I always wonder if they think they're Galileo, or they think one way and the rest of the world thinks another.

And I would just remind them that Galileo did science and the world wasn't doing science.

And the difference is that nowadays we're the ones doing science.

And so it's not at all a name analogy.

The analogy is totally wrong.

And they don't even agree, a lot of these people, with each other.

But the key thing is, yes, some of the session is devoted to that, in part because when we get to court,

We have to put up with, you know, hearing about these things and dealing with these things.

And they're not particularly successful, but they keep coming up because there's nothing else they can do.

Well, and again, a total misunderstanding by people that don't do practice medicine.

So for instance, what if a cancer person whose cancer word says, I don't find it boring,

You know, what are we going to do?

You know, say there's something nefarious about them.

I mean, they're doing the cancer stuff.

That's not everybody's cup of tea, but you assume that they enjoy that work in the sense of being able to help people or doing what they can, you know, relieve things is best and all.

And to say that it's not boring, that's what I want.

You know, if it was me, that's what my cancer person would say.

And Dr. Jensen is saying the same thing.

Well, that's what you want.

It means that they're engaged in what they're doing.