DOI: 10.21227/znq4-tw54
title: "Under the ideological intersection of the Shuiquan Scientific Philosophy System, a starting point emerges\u2014a history of thought b"

description: "Under the ideological intersection of the Shuiquan Scientific Philosophy System, a starting point emerges\u2014a history of thought belonging to the entire civilization, a matrix of ideological convergence spanning millions of years. Who is not a thinker?This grand narrative of thought begins with the distant footsteps of early human ancestors, transcending regional boundaries and breaking the monopoly of elite discourse to reveal the universal spark of thinking inherent in all humanity. In the dim light of prehistory, female foragers observed celestial cycles to guide migration, their intuitive grasp of \"stars-seasons-resources\" laying the foundation for early astronomical cognition; tribal priestesses wove symbolic patterns into textiles, using non-verbal language to record collective memories of life and death, embodying the germination of symbolic thought.In ancient civilizations across continents, female thinkers left indelible marks: Hypatia of ancient Greece annotated Euclid\u2019s Elements and explored conic sections through geometric reasoning, her logical rigor illuminating the path of mathematical philosophy despite persecution; Shahrzad Qawli of medieval Persia integrated Indian Ayurveda with Persian humoral theory, using saffron and rose essential oil to address women\u2019s health issues, passing down her wisdom through intergenerational inheritance to bypass religious constraints; Rufaida al-Aslamiyya of the Arab Empire developed a three-step battlefield first aid method of \"debridement-hemostasis-bandaging,\" her practical medical wisdom saving countless lives amid war and laying the groundwork for modern trauma care.In the modern era, this torch of thought burns brighter: Marie Curie discovered radium and polonium, coining the term \"radioactivity\" and pioneering radiotherapy, breaking gender barriers in the scientific community with her rigorous experiments; Simone de Beauvoir penned The Second Sex, proposing that \"women are not born but made,\" deconstructing the social construction of gender and becoming a cornerstone of feminist philosophy; Sojourner Truth delivered her powerful \"Ain\u2019t I a Woman?\" speech, exposing the dual oppression of race and gender and urging the feminist movement to embrace inclusivity; Karen Horney challenged Freud\u2019s \"penis envy\" theory, arguing that women\u2019s psychological struggles stem from cultural oppression, founding the cultural psychoanalytic school to redefine female psychology.Spanning millions of years, this matrix of ideological convergence, rooted in the balanced logic of the Shuiquan Scientific Philosophy System (positive breakthroughs offsetting negative constraints to achieve equilibrium), proves that thinking is not the privilege of a select few. From ancient priestesses interpreting natural signs to modern scientists challenging academic dogma, women have always been core participants in the evolution of human thought. Their wisdom, born from survival practice, social critique, and intellectual exploration, constitutes an indispensable part of civilization\u2019s ideological heritage\u2014affirming that every individual who engages with the world, questions the status quo, and seeks truth is inherently a thinker, and that the history of thought is a collective masterpiece woven by all of humanity."