Absolutely not saying either of those things. If nothing else, I don’t think the government has any business telling people what they can do with their own brains, or what kind of medical procedures they can hire someone to perform on them.
We’ll get into more detail in future posts about what kind of mechanisms for accountability we are excited about. Broadly speaking, though, we’re interested in labeling and certification, not in any kind of prohibition on alternative services. The hope is fundamentally that ordinary laypeople will be able to easily understand the stance of the scientific community at large and what procedures meet a reasonable standard of care.
Absolutely not saying either of those things. If nothing else, I don’t think the government has any business telling people what they can do with their own brains, or what kind of medical procedures they can hire someone to perform on them.
We’ll get into more detail in future posts about what kind of mechanisms for accountability we are excited about. Broadly speaking, though, we’re interested in labeling and certification, not in any kind of prohibition on alternative services. The hope is fundamentally that ordinary laypeople will be able to easily understand the stance of the scientific community at large and what procedures meet a reasonable standard of care.
wonderful!