A Medicine More Fit for Humanity - 2024 John P McGovern Lecture, Duke University, USA 

It's a system of disease maintenance by de$ign

Indeed, modern healthcare systems are now all about protocols

It is a money making system pairing up with the phood industry. Its all business. If people want to be healthy they need to practice their free will and acquire knowledge and live accordingly. Unfortunately most are asleep at the wheel having delegated responsibility over what turns out to be their own decisions.

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Metaphysical statement.

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Norfolk, if I understood you correctly, in other talks he has likened extremes of any kind, eg extreme socialism and capitalism as being very difficult to distinguish from each other. Specifically saying that in the NHS (as an example) it would be possible to get rid of most of the managerial structure and do no real harm.

@bb2021 He prefers his private practice, and that woman was offended that she was told how much time she had with patients (by the NHS?) and that shows the problem. But what does that have to do with Capitalism? Capitalism is just acknowledgment that capital exists and needs to be managed, preferably by people that know what they are doing, not politicians. So calling it extreme is meaningless, or socialist propaganda. Even Marxist countries have to manage capital. China hasn't been doing that very well, recently, either. The Medical Establishment is living within the NHS, a 1948 socialist construct, the BMA union stopped extra trainees in 2008, and everyone works in their own siloed discipline, protecting the pharmaceutical companies that discourage good diet, etc, to sell their wares. It's the politicians that determine the arrangement, and it's the Left that have pushed for 'No Change', fixed working practices, a lack of anything to motivate improvement from those doing the work. It's all top down, employing large consultancies, and more bureaucracy! And he goes on about more Arts & Humanities education, when we have our disastrous NET Zero policies, driven by Arts and Humanities graduates that don't have a clue about Science or Engineering. Yes, we need some Arts, Humanities and Social Science graduates, probably fewer and better quality, but they need to be taught credible information and have some intelligence. Currently, they are running the country into the ground, with their Left brain driven ideas, thinking that intelligence is a credible substitute for a relevant education and experience. Unfortunately, they have a brain with no idea what Classical Mechanics has to say about Windmills. If they did, we wouldn't be in the mess we are in now. And you don't need to go to university to learn about Arts and the Humanities. The BBC could help here. :)

Those thereoctical concepts that you have mentioned are out of place now. What you have, are litteral forms of corruption, where goverment corruptly form mutualism with Capitalists. Both parties gain more money through eachother.

Helen Keller said "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing."

@@SRCX.ClimateResearch is that even a question?

@@SRCX.ClimateResearch yes

@@SRCX.ClimateResearch look around you.

@@SRCX.ClimateResearch not here to impress you on evidence, and it seems you dont have the mental faculties to go beyond what you think e.g your right hemisphere is weak

@@SRCX.ClimateResearch ok

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I’m not sure if you meant this as a joke, but shouting a demand for attention is not a way of eliciting attention. It’s more of a way of saying “pull yourself together and wait for the next instruction.” In other words, a military commander orders his troops to stop thinking and just wait and respond as they have been automatically trained to do so.

@@MusicaAngela ok, sounds complicated and weird but I guess that's how that works then there, thank you

The only true virtue is courage, with that the rest will follow.

“Director of bioethics humanities and history of medicine”… Could be totally wrong, but guessing anyone allowed to inhabit that position probably isn’t really interested in McGilcrist’s views, what those views might bring to light about the medical Industry’s (lack of) ethics, and the direction that industry may be forced to take if the greater public fully embrace some of McGilchris’s views.

​@@andrewmaher8409Ah interesting. Bioethics is a term brought in to disguise something very far from ethical. Something fixed in the left hemisphere.