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:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: Keep going dude.

Wow, just wow. You literally don’t understand that this question isn’t asking the AME to diagnose any condition or symptoms, do you? It’s asking if the applicant has ever been diagnosed/had symptoms reported by the applicant’s treating physician.

Oh look, you can cut and paste “naïveté."

No, it doesn’t. The full text…again: 1. Does the individual have any additional mental health diagnosis or symptoms such as bipolar disorder, psychosis, neuro-developmental disorder, autism, personality disorder, somatoform disorder, impulse control disorders, substance misuse or disorder...

The “.” was a laughing emoji that didn’t come through, so you can blame the content/coding people here for that. I’m shocked “people like you” ever get one.

I assure you it’s genuine response.

The whole reason the person got to this point is because of a diagnosis of "ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, AND RELATED CONDITIONS.” So, yes, it is a simple question of whether they have been diagnosed with one of the listed, or unlisted “additional" diagnoses. This comes from the same persons(s) that...

Your example is a subjective question. Unlike the questions: 1) Does the individual have any additional mental health diagnosis or symptoms such as bipolar disorder, psychosis, neuro-developmental disorder, autism, personality disorder, somatoform disorder, impulse control disorders, substance...

Yep, and it’s “ad hominems.”

. Based on some of posts here, I can see how answering a yes/no question can be challenging.

Is he an AME, yes, does he represent the entirety of that population, no. Hence “you and the other AMEs” and use of “If an AME doesn’t want the responsibility…” vs “if you don’t…,” the inference was pretty clear, but I understand your point.

Dr. B doesn’t encompass the entirety of the population of AMEs. Your ignorance and naïveté is glaring.

According to Dr. Chien, 100% on the subject matter...

Wow, you’ve changed my mind. Thanks for setting me straight! Oh, wait. You continue to demonstrate my point from the beginning. “I think the fact that there is so much confusion, misinterpretation, misinformation, misunderstanding of the entire SI process is telling in itself. When so many...

Yes, they are yes/no questions, binary, one or the other…i.e. “black and white.”

Then what is the point of FAA provided check lists like the attached? Seems pretty black and white.

You should read more closely. Where did I use the word violate or “suggest” that? I’ve suggested that the process is too confusing to both AMEs and pilots alike. And thus AMEs are handling the same situations differently. Not a good process. I also suggested that the AMEs get better versed in...

What does that have to do with following the FAA provided guidelines? If you’re saying the whole medical certificate issuance is a subjective matter and AMEs can do whatever they want, then it’s even worse than ever imagined. But I don’t think this is a serious question. If it is, then I hope...

I want AMEs that follow the FAA guidelines properly. How audacious.

Great, that doesn’t change the fact that you can get bad advice from the AME even during a consult if they don’t know the regulations/processes in and out. Hence, when you get to that place, some deferring even when they don’t need to. If the process were as straightforward as it should be...