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MIT neurosurgeon indirectly validated TMS.

I wonder if Dr David Hanscom might like to chime in and comment on this thread and Dr Goobie and Doobie's experience with as a neurosurgeon?

 
Another response and summary of Goobie and Doobie's YouTube video:


Introduces the metaphor of spine surgery as an attempt to fix and broken roof that can't really be repaired. Interesting that Goobie and Doobie video has had over 7 million views on YouTube, so it must have struck a responsive chord.
 
Another response to the MIT Neurosurgeon who quit practicing back surgery and retired to the woods:


Sure seems like Goobie and Doobie sure struck a responsive nerve among those dissatisfied with the negative outcomes of their surgical procedures designed to eliminate their back pain. I notice in my hometown of Sonora, California there is now a new modernized Spine Treatment Center along with a newly minted neurosurgeon recently installed there to perform lower lumbar surgery. Wonder how many patients are going to find relief from their pain there?
 
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