Just think a little. Nurses were liked and respected among the people I knew in my Schnectady childhood mostly because they were the only "profession" the General Electric workers and the shopkeepers could relate to. The nurses were all from the same social background as my family people where-as the doctors were often respected and feared but were obviously educated and from a different class. Friends of my mother often aspired to be nurses as the one "profession" truly open to them, which could provide them with independence. In many ways nursing was considered a "working class profession.
Further, it was nurses that did most of the caring, that actually talked to patients about what the doctors said. The attitude of my mother and my family toward nurses remained just about the same for many years.
Anecdotal for sure, but where does any of what Ted presents fit into any of this?
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> This will also explain the association between psychotic psychopathology and
> the misidentification of "science" with "anti-humanism" as in Althusser.
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Oh, yes you are so silly, my dear boy.