Chiropractic does not belittle the educated, merely recognizes its limitations. Unfortunately, the more educated one becomes, the less they are able to perceive those limitations because education is relative. But, our comparison should not be with the M.D. who may or may not be our equal, but with the innate intelligence. In that comparison, there is no question of our inferiority. Increased education is fine, if it can be balanced with a proper philosophical perspective.
Chiropractors apparently have yet to find that balance.
We still have many D.C.'s who talk about subluxation as a cause of disease rather than the cause of dis-ease. They claim that the intent of correcting the cause or a cause of disease is what separates chiropractic from medicine. Yet, historically, medicine has addressed causes of disease or at least what they think causes disease. Antibiotics destroy bacteria which medicine claims causes disease. Surgically removing a diseased organ cures the body of the diseased organ.