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Mewwy · 07-26-2008, 03:29 AM

Not trying to debate against anyone, but medical damages are statistically present.

So the What's The Harm? website lists these medical methods which have caused injuries and deaths...acupuncture, alphabiotics, chiropractic, colloidal silver, colon cleansing, and so on...which I believe many on the list are meant to be scientific techniques used by medical doctors.

And according to mainstream database...Medical error - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

John,

I'm not trying to advocate psychics abilities. And yes, I feel doctors are more essential than psychics. But these (medical or so called supernatural powers) are comparable when people give in their power to let someone interpret and solve their problems, physically or mentally.

Also, thoughts, memories, emotions, willpower, motivation - how solid and physical are they? Do they not "exist"? Do they not have positive impacts on human lives?

Under the most rigorous investigations we have confirmed some physical association with these mental capabilities - adrenaline produces excitement, serotonin stabilizes negative emotions, the left hemisphere of the brain is more responsible than the right for artistic abilities...but inform me if your thoughts, emotions, or imagination can literally be seen.

I'm not sure how would you define the "unseen," but there are plentiful ways to realize that certain "existing" things don't entirely operate upon rigorously, proven, scientific ways. All are prone to mistakes.

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Mewwy Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 56	Not trying to debate against anyone, but medical damages are statistically present. So the What's The Harm? website lists these medical methods which have caused injuries and deaths...acupuncture, alphabiotics, chiropractic, colloidal silver, colon cleansing, and so on...which I believe many on the list are meant to be scientific techniques used by medical doctors. And according to mainstream database...Medical error - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia John, I'm not trying to advocate psychics abilities. And yes, I feel doctors are more essential than psychics. But these (medical or so called supernatural powers) are comparable when people give in their power to let someone interpret and solve their problems, physically or mentally. Also, thoughts, memories, emotions, willpower, motivation - how solid and physical are they? Do they not "exist"? Do they not have positive impacts on human lives? Under the most rigorous investigations we have confirmed some physical association with these mental capabilities - adrenaline produces excitement, serotonin stabilizes negative emotions, the left hemisphere of the brain is more responsible than the right for artistic abilities...but inform me if your thoughts, emotions, or imagination can literally be seen. I'm not sure how would you define the "unseen," but there are plentiful ways to realize that certain "existing" things don't entirely operate upon rigorously, proven, scientific ways. All are prone to mistakes.