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GTA 6 Hacker Vows to Continue to Commit Crimes After Being Released From Jail - Insider Gaming
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Whatever happened to psychiatrist-patient privacy and all that?
This isn't "his doctor". It's an independent doctor making an evaluation for the purpose of determining if he's competent to stand trial. It's not private.
Ahhh, I misunderstood. That makes more sense.
"I have no idea what's going on so I'll question the normal process"
I mean, how do you learn what's going on without asking questions?
Their question didn't come off as inquisitive, it sounded rhetorical and a bit sarcastic.
Like asking your roommate "what happened to cleaning our dishes after we eat?" to have them respond with "those are yours".
You can't learn something if you don't ask. Never put someone down for seeking information. That's how you get people who are too self-conscious to ask basic questions, go through their lives knowing nothing and being mistaken for idiots.
If it's an evaluation for the case, then it's going to be used in the case.