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Professional detachment is part of medical practice, but I’m struggling to hard to understand why it needed to be invoked in this conversation. A doctor’s clinical exposure to patients’ bodies is absolutely not relevant to a discussion about a private individual on social media. Let say doctors are accustomed to nudity; that’s presumably understood. But my concern is how invoking your professional status in this context adds anything meaningful to the discussion. To me, it risks blurring the line between clinical experience and social commentary in a way that can actually diminish the professionalism the public expects from physicians like you. Sir!