Humans are strange creatures; they do not entirely follow instincts like animals do. Instead, they are influenced by their environment, particularly by the opinions of others.
The saying "three men make a tiger" implies that a person who grows up in an environment full of belittlement and discrimination will inevitably feel inferior and sensitive.
Conversely, if one grows up in an environment full of admiration and encouragement, even someone with average talents will inexplicably feel confident, believing they are unique and remarkable.
This superficial characteristic of humans is applied in various fields, one part of which is the praise of ordinary people for doctors.
Phrases like "a healer with parental compassion" and "a benevolent heart with miraculous hands" are mostly encouragements rather than facts. The purpose is to elevate the status of doctors so they have a moral benchmark when practicing.
