What ever happened to studying the old fashioned way?

[John de Witt]

I know a lot of people who abused amphetamines in the 60's and 70's, so let's keep a little perspective. And as for making judgments on relative risks, even though adults seem generally poor at it, that's nothing compared to adolescents. Of course, in our day, it was more socially acceptable to beat sense into the little morons! and today, your corporate bosses in outpatient pharmacy, or our hospital administrators in medicine, fuss at YOU for "upsetting the customer" if you tell them they're being foolish. You're supposed to forget professional ethics in favor of an absurd "the customer is always right" mentality. You and I both know the customer is as a general rule wrong, simple-minded, and foolish.