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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
White collar professionals do have conduct rules but its usually pertaining to their job functions.  A psychologist is about the mind though, and what he does these days is as a media polemecist.  I wonder if there's a conflict of interest.   I'm only going by instinct here.  I really dont know.

Think about an engineer signing off on a design for example.  People have to pay big bucks to get that assurance, and an engineer's say is final. If the engineer doesnt strictly follow the rules, he'd lose his career.
gpt
Yeah I kinda understand the logic, but it just seems so positively ridiculous to me that a person's opinions can affect their livelihood. I guess I get it on a certain level, but a college revoking a degree seems like the pettiest professional move that could be done.

He passed all your tests, he paid you off for the degree....he ought to be the employers problem now or if self-employed he's his own problem. The college isn't responsible for what he says and so then neither should they have the power to go back on the certifications they've given him.