Dr. Oz vs. Barry Goldwater: Ethics Need Not Apply
A story about ethics, commenting on mental health, and why Dr Oz is still a doctor. It's interesting, I promise. SUBSCRIBE to BrainCraft! Click here: http://ow.ly/rt5IE ↓ MORE LINKS AND...
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Meet Barry Goldwater. Back in 1964, he was nominated to run for the presidency of the United States of America. One week after his nomination, a magazine sent a questionnaire to all of the USA’s 12,356 psychiatrists asking, “Do you believe Barry Goldwater is psychologically fit to serve as President of the United States?” Of the 2,417 psychiatrists that responded, 571 said no-comment, 657 said yes, he’s fit to be president and… 1,189 said he was not psychologically fit. One month before the election “FACT” magazine published a special issue on the mind of Barry Goldwater. He was described as impulsive, unstable, very dangerous, a megalomaniac and suffering from chronic psychosis. Then he lost the election to another guy, Lyndon Baines Johnson. Fo...
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Meet Barry Goldwater. Back in 1964, he was nominated to run for the presidency of the United States of America. One week after his nomination, a magazine sent a questionnaire to all of the USA’s 12,356 psychiatrists asking, “Do you believe Barry Goldwater is psychologically fit to serve as President of the United States?” Of the 2,417 psychiatrists that responded, 571 said no-comment, 657 said yes, he’s fit to be president and… 1,189 said he was not psychologically fit. One month before the election “FACT” magazine published a special issue on the mind of Barry Goldwater. He was described as impulsive, unstable, very dangerous, a megalomaniac and suffering from chronic psychosis. Then he lost the election to another guy, Lyndon Baines Johnson. Fo...
