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> he wasn't selling anything counterfactual or deceptive

He was saying he is a physician, and by all evidence he wasn't. That's both deceptive and counterfactual.

I think 6,500 alive babies is probably a better credential then a diploma on a wall.

Doesn’t make it not strictly fraudulent.

Don’t worry, the world will never lack for Great Bureaucrats to tut-tut 6500 babies irregularly saved, and to regulate away the likelihood of such atrocities happening on the regular.

That is the “competent” part from the “competent quack”.

Obviously if we can believe his numbers, that is.

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