Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 2 – Prolegomena
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like the emotively alienating culture of the West, as will become clear in my research.
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As a result of cognitive consonance, the terms regular and alternative medicine
will disappear and make way for “complementary medicine” on the basis of integration
of the medical reality-values of East and West. 171
9.5 Prejudices, hard as steel
Jewish scientist Albert Einstein, besides his physics, made striking philosophical
statements that put us clamp and force a solution:
“It is harder to crack a prejudice than an atom!”
Prejudices are like immemorial oaks. A lot of skill and strength is needed for
felling them. “Who are today’s woodcutters that can fell the prejudices?”
My poetic question images my Jewish research methodology and problem solving.
The short preliminary sketch of cognitive dissonance between Western and
Eastern medicine, through the outlined dichotomy, has created an interspace for
Judaism as intermediary, that can be unsuspected to regular and alternative medicine.
Judaism is willing and able to fulfil this intermediary function, because
there is no modern, specifically Jewish medicine. Of course individual Jewish
medics work in Western medicine and in Eastern medicine, like acupuncture and
homeopathy.
170 Philosopher Arnold Cornelis published research about this I will treat elaborately in connection with pathogenesis in
nature and nurture.
171 I use the term “complementary medicine” in relation to Bohr’s and Heisenberg’s use of the concept complementarity.
The rigid mechanics of the 19th century, based on Darwinist evolution and genetic supremacy in the etiology of, among
others, psycho-pathology, still play a severe role in Western medical education. Quantum mechanics puts the predictability
and purposefulness of actions in kinematics aside as a shift of paradigm. The concepts “complementarity” (Bohr) and
“central ordering” (Heisenberg) will play a key role in solving the conflict model between Western and Eastern medicine.