Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part – Medical power in a narcissistic culture
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12.6 Conclusion
The (psycho) medical power in its pursuit of scientific identity and evidencebased
medicine strides unintentionally within a perhaps unstoppable process of
alienation of humanity.
Is not this a hard conclusion? Yes.
Like every 'yes' also follows the relativation: "but".
The call for a paradigm shift is not heard when the system is functioning as intended,
and has room for structural changes. Thomas Kuhn says that a change of
paradigm is necessary as the current situation cannot be solved with the old way
of thinking and acting. That creates a new paradigm which is necessary, because
revision of the existing inadequate.
Kuhn did not leave this undiscussed. Stephen Toulmin stressed that the renewal
of science should be an ongoing process of self-reflection, with openness to ever
new adjustments, focusing on future opportunities.
Personally I think Toulmin is relevant, but if we have passed a point of no return,
we must learn from Albert Einstein, that we are not able to solve problems with
the same thinking, and so the problems have arisen."
Does this mean that we are at a paradigm shift the achievements of the "old way
of thinking" must jettison and must declare invalid? Absolutely not. It only requires
a new but integrative system of thought. That is easy to say but hard to
accomplish.
Science and human beings are forcing forces that the back-and-forth oscillating
balance to be within the psychiatric care in the middle that gives an identity to
psychiatry, requires a willingness to revise the fundamental questions. That willingness,
faithful to the fundamental conventions, leaves no space for the hegemony
of Darwinism in our time, in which - unjustly fell into oblivion - Jean-Baptiste