Rachel Bernstein

And you know that because you've seen it, you know that's going to be turned on you and then some. And so you then go into avoiding all of it because you can see what's going to happen if you kind of cross this person. And you go into, without even realizing it, you are already dealing with behavior modification issues. And just because you'll get the look or something.

And I think people might not even be consciously aware that they're being behaviorally modified. But people who are aware of watching that happen can see it happening.

And I think people might not even be consciously aware that they're being behaviorally modified. But people who are aware of watching that happen can see it happening.

And I think people might not even be consciously aware that they're being behaviorally modified. But people who are aware of watching that happen can see it happening.

So I think it is like a lot of these things, multi-layered, I do think, and this is not to make light of it, but it's like the Obi-Wan Kenobi defense, you know, you're our last hope.

So I think it is like a lot of these things, multi-layered, I do think, and this is not to make light of it, but it's like the Obi-Wan Kenobi defense, you know, you're our last hope.

So I think it is like a lot of these things, multi-layered, I do think, and this is not to make light of it, but it's like the Obi-Wan Kenobi defense, you know, you're our last hope.

And there is this, I think, need when some people go into the helping professions, therapists too, you know, and nurses who don't, you know, they're not doing things for nefarious reasons by and large, but they actually are often thanked even more than doctors. Thank you so much for being there and you really got this and you helped others.

And there is this, I think, need when some people go into the helping professions, therapists too, you know, and nurses who don't, you know, they're not doing things for nefarious reasons by and large, but they actually are often thanked even more than doctors. Thank you so much for being there and you really got this and you helped others.

And there is this, I think, need when some people go into the helping professions, therapists too, you know, and nurses who don't, you know, they're not doing things for nefarious reasons by and large, but they actually are often thanked even more than doctors. Thank you so much for being there and you really got this and you helped others.

me, you know, really get a message to the doctor and you are on top of it and you can see them smiling and feeling really good about being that person. I think doctors to a certain degree, some of them have that same need and it feels really nice and it also feels really good to

me, you know, really get a message to the doctor and you are on top of it and you can see them smiling and feeling really good about being that person. I think doctors to a certain degree, some of them have that same need and it feels really nice and it also feels really good to

me, you know, really get a message to the doctor and you are on top of it and you can see them smiling and feeling really good about being that person. I think doctors to a certain degree, some of them have that same need and it feels really nice and it also feels really good to

if they believe the story, and it sounds like some of them do, that other people were just not as skilled as them, were just not as insightful as them, were just not as sensitive as them, were not willing to take the risk to do the right thing as them, whatever angle works to feed either the ego or affirming that they were the one when there was no one else, It feels so good.

if they believe the story, and it sounds like some of them do, that other people were just not as skilled as them, were just not as insightful as them, were just not as sensitive as them, were not willing to take the risk to do the right thing as them, whatever angle works to feed either the ego or affirming that they were the one when there was no one else, It feels so good.

if they believe the story, and it sounds like some of them do, that other people were just not as skilled as them, were just not as insightful as them, were just not as sensitive as them, were not willing to take the risk to do the right thing as them, whatever angle works to feed either the ego or affirming that they were the one when there was no one else, It feels so good.

And it can be its own dopamine hit. It can feel almost addictive. And they also want to take the risk of, again, being their champion and fighting off everyone for them. I think there is also something that is hard to look at, but we need to look at it, which is there is sociopathy everywhere. And within the medical profession, you see it too.

And it can be its own dopamine hit. It can feel almost addictive. And they also want to take the risk of, again, being their champion and fighting off everyone for them. I think there is also something that is hard to look at, but we need to look at it, which is there is sociopathy everywhere. And within the medical profession, you see it too.

And it can be its own dopamine hit. It can feel almost addictive. And they also want to take the risk of, again, being their champion and fighting off everyone for them. I think there is also something that is hard to look at, but we need to look at it, which is there is sociopathy everywhere. And within the medical profession, you see it too.

And I know there are people, I mean, I hear about people who really are these malignant narcissists, people who are sociopaths and go into the medical profession, which is chilling. And so it's a tiny percentage, luckily, but they're there. And so if you're going to be doctor shopping, you're going to find the person who does not at all seem upset by how many drugs they need to give this person.