electric_onanist

MD here. Is there any published peer-reviewed research that supports better health outcomes for patients who use your technology?

There are plenty of quacks and noctors in my line of work who routinely order lots of unnecessary or dubious blood tests and call it 'medicine'. Because it helps the patient to feel important and cared for, but is actually useless for improving health outcomes. A really common thing for them to do is interpret these test results as 'evidence' the patient needs to buy overpriced and useless supplements from the noctor.

You really seem like you're offering more of that. Happy to be proven wrong if you have any evidence.

There are plenty of medical and behavioral treatments for Tourette's. Make an appointment with a psychiatrist and ask them.

How do you know the cat was a pet, just because its body was found in a tomb?

Permissive will and creative will are another piece of the discussion. God's permissive will is basically the idea that there are things that God allows to happen even though he's omniscient and could prevent it.

How can free will exist at the same time an infallible and omniscient being exists? Even that being itself would not be able to have free will, and every event in the entire universe would be necessarily predetermined.

How can you be a professor of psychiatry, if you are not a psychiatrist?

Serious question from a real psychiatrist who is concerned about the rising trend of /r/noctor s representing themselves as MDs. You obfuscate your credentials in your introduction - you have a PhD in psychology, not an MD. You have not completed a residency in psychiatry. You have everyone in this thread thinking you are a medical doctor despite not having appropriate training or licensure.