YESSSS again!!!

Reading your other thread http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread159340.html I feel like a spectacle...a face without a name. Applying a business model to healing based on competition is somehow dehumanizing- i digress....

The newtonian model in science is limited to a linear perspective deeply rooted in a premise of competition based on Darwins theory of natural selection. This created a cultural fundamental bias instilling a belief that war is "natural" therefore competition is a basic and necessary way of life. we have been coopted by the "religion" of this kind of thinking only to find out that much of it too is dogma!

Science now is mmaking nnew findings that change these assumptions - science is discovering that we have human origins that predate what we previously thought to be true and that cooperation not competition alone is necessary for survival.
This concept is presented by Gregg Braden in his book Deep Truth...

we think in linear terms of hiearchy..does the immune system reign supreme? or is it the pineal gland that ultimately governs ...or even perhaps the gastrointestinal system that determines how well we live and die. But. consider a stained glass window....changing the shape of one piece cann potentially alter the whole window- and that is only a 3 dimensional object. Applying this understanding to a multidimensiional dynamic physiology and suddenly outcomes become unpredictable - iit is so very arrogant to believe that we have so much control IMHO. This attitude is in fact.....dangerous! war on parkinsons???now theres an oxymoron.

How can you cure a disease that reflects thhe pathos of the outdated flight and fight response itself with a competitive oriented approach? - we are like the canaries in the c oal mine warning our race thatt we need to evolve from this old brain or die! haven't we figured out yet that war is outdated?

maybe a good economist could lend insight in how to heal our condition...

how about thatt marguerita girlfriend! we'd have a great time!
md