Bottom Next Overview Description Conclusion Good Science only advances in graveyards of hypotheses. According to Karl Popper, scientific systems are all deemed to fail in time. So the more falsificable they are at birth, the better, because predictions, and all conjectures are easier to follow. The challenge has been taken in our life, and site and therefore the system, not a TOE, is here.
Candid formulation adds to the value of conjectures.
Right Reserved Overview A theory on health and disease, plus a diagnostic method, and a therapy, constitute a medical system. Alternatively, incubi , ritual interrogation and exorcism are the corresponding elements of another class of medical systems, which are based on tradition in many cultures. Meeting the exemplary but forgotten ancestor in a shamanic flight, knowing where to come back to land, and doing it all gracefully, are other irreplaceable examples. Other views prevailed, namely not so long ago. I will only quote two of my masters.