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by illuminate
4935 days ago
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"A lot of our current mental models are actively hostile to the body." Because plenty of the conditions are due to the body's hostility to itself, or because what may kill invaders will also injure the body. There are rarely, if ever cure-alls that do not affect the body's normal function, and assuming that the body's function is at all times beneficial is a mistake, a flaw in your "alternate" models. The body can generally take care of itself, but does not always, in every person and situation. We are not perfect beings and clinging to those assumptions hurts humanity more than any flaw in the dominant model. Reform is a wonderful, necessary goal. Tossing aside evidence-based medicine to do so is utterly foolish. |
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I am not saying nothing ever goes wrong or that we are perfect beings. Nor am I clinging to any assumptions.