There were two classes of persons upon whom a duty of virtually absolute confidentiality rested: doctors and lovers.
by Alexander McCall Smith (0 Reviews)
In "The Sunday Philosophy Club," Alexander McCall Smith explores the concept of confidentiality, highlighting two specific groups of individuals who bear a significant moral obligation to maintain privacy: doctors and lovers. This emphasizes how their roles inherently require a level of trust that must not be betrayed, reinforcing the idea that confidentiality is a cornerstone of their relationships with others. The text suggests that both professions, although different in nature, share...
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