Sushant Singh Rajput Case Thread #4 - ALL UPDATES/DISCUSSIONS HERE - Page 67

Originally posted by: TakingAStand2

I would be sceptical about SSR working on curing COVID or anything to that effect. It’s just a bit.... far fetched. I have no trouble believing he financially helped people, anything other than that, sounds just like ideas he had. People also claimed he bought land on moon cuz he loved astrophysics. Turns out cuz no country has sovereignty over moon, no one can own land other than on good ole planet earth.

Family friend smita mentioned that Sushant was suppose to be on call with some scientists. As he was working on a covid project.

Too much info floating arnd..don’t noe wat to believe. Waiting for SC verdict today.

Originally posted by: Krantikari

Sorry but if people commit suicide after taking a drug, that cannot be termed a mere 'side effect'. A person's credibility rests on the quality and effects of their work, not on their stature as an authority figure. The fact that doctors have studied medicine for years does not make them immune to criticism especially if their work has harmed people.

Originally posted by: Krantikari

Sorry but if people commit suicide after taking a drug, that cannot be termed a mere 'side effect'. A person's credibility rests on the quality and effects of their work, not on their stature as an authority figure. The fact that doctors have studied medicine for years does not make them immune to criticism especially if their work has harmed people.

First, my comment was not on the drugs being taken by Sushant but a generic stance of drugs, medicine and medical practices. So, I believe we stand on the same page about if specifically any particular drug was being administered to systematically weaken him.

Also, one more thing, no one said that anyone is immune to criticism, doctors or otherwise. People should question. But, my comment was about general drug behaviours. So, here in Sushant’s case neither the drug is out in the open nor clear. Once the drug and the wrongful dosage Is clear, you and I shall come back and I will be the first one to call it out.

Here. The doctors Kersi Chvada and Susan Walker do seem inappropriate in diagnosing someone as Bipolar. I am calling them out and we are on the same page again. Their behaviour is questionable and they aren’t immune to criticism either.

Doctors can malpractice yes, can go wrong yes, but also there are great doctors whose knowledge is BEYOND 5 minutes of Google Research!

Anyway, my point is now clear, I hope at least.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CCg2U-MBLLz/?igshid=1ahwp9hjuhxm5

This is how SSR writes

Originally posted by: Enigma24

lol. How funny .

Glad it made you laugh.😛

Disha Salian cover up exposed

https://youtu.be/yNeyd3gqZ3Y

Ok now swara is supporting rhea 🙄

Originally posted by: Krantikari

You said we shouldn't question the credibility of doctors who have studied medicine for years. My comment was in reply to that. Sounded like a case of appeal to authority fallacy.

5 minutes of Google Research? Who is that targeted against? Me?😆 If it is, aren't you being a little presumptuous? I don't care how knowledgable anyone claims to be, what matters to me is their work and especially the effects of their work. Knowledge without effective practice is useless.

Arey Baba! I am not against you or targeting you at all. So, peace out! We can discuss amicably and I am totally respectful towards your points which mostly I agree to. Our viewpoints are just extensions of the same thoughts. Please remember, we are not against each other. Most of your points are taken, very well too.
I like to keep it that way :)

No, I am not presumptuous at all. Have never been ever in my life. It was again a generic comment about people discussing medicine randomly on google based information. Why would you assume that I would target you at all?

@bold agree totally with first part. No knowledge is ABSOLUTE without good repercussions.

Originally posted by: Enigma24

lol. How funny .

I assume you are a psychiatrist yourself. I have read some of your posts. Could you throw some more light on the nature of drugs and their side effects.