A physician argues against government control over how people live and work, distinguishing between necessary rules like HIPAA and what he sees as overreach. He contends that external mandates on personal and professional behavior create problems.
I don't believe in the government dictating for me how I should be living. And so that's my problem too, that as a physician, of course, we all need to abide by HIPAA and be, you know, honest humans and treat our patients. But I don't know that there should be an entity that is telling me what to do because that's where we get into the hairy situation that we got into now.
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