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It's
Abuse NOT
Science Fiction?
Questa rielaborazione
del famoso Sonno della
ragione
di Goya
- ufficialmente
copyright - è resa molto
più
inquietante dell'originale per essere
utilizzata come copertina
del libro e spiegata
dal Disegnatore Andrzej
(Andrew) Suda/ This
powerful,
more puzzling creative
modification
of the Goya's
Sleep
of reason - marked
by the official Copyright
- here
is used as book
cover's
image,
and explained
by the Designer: Andrzej
(Andrew) Suda:
should look just like
many of the
events described by the victims: they exist,
are
bothersome,
and we don’t know exactly WHY they are there but
they are
there…
[come molti dei fatti descritti
dalle vittime: essi
esistono, turbano e noi non
riusciamo a conoscere esattamente
il
PERCHE'
ci siano, ma ci sono.]
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Spiegazione
Questo
file/capitolo è
- quasi - interamente in
Inglese in quanto costituito dall'aver unito insieme due successivi
interventi
a Congressi internazionali di Antropologia, e dai loro ampliamenti,
relative
discussioni e aggiornamenti. Benché del
tutto
in Inglese
questo file/capitolo si trova fra le Pagine"ospitate"
italiane
come discordante conclusione della Parte quinta
ad esse
dedicata.
Questa contraddizione non è casuale: è dovuta alla scelta
di convalidare molti degli assunti di questo sito/libro con i contenuti
originali di Posters (TOTEM
AND TABOO
REVISITED.
WE COULD HAVE WATCHED AT A NEW SUPERSTITION'S BIRTH
e BABIES'
SLEEPING POSITION) presentati a Congressi
Internazionali di Antropologia, e completati da
argomenti
ricavati
da più approfondite bibliografie e dalle discussioni e
precisazioni
intercorse durante i Congressi stessi.
Come
questo, altri
files/capitoli si
trovano
anche in un altro sito Web Bambini
di ieri=adulti di oggi. Adulti di oggi->adulti di domani
e
nel libro - in inglese - che ne deriva From
children of YESTERDAY to adults of TOMORROW
.
Solo
in apparenza gli argomenti
trattati nei
due siti - questo sugli "abusi" e quello sullo "sviluppo infantile" -
sembrano
privi di nesso comune, ed invece si tratta in fondo di un insieme di
dati
coerenti fra di loro , nella sostanza ed ancor più nei propositi
e prospettive. Per maggiori informazioni e delucidazioni converrebbe
quindi
completare la lettura del presente sito Web/libro con una non distratta
lettura di questi altri siti e libri - sia per la parte in
italiano
sia per quella in inglese - , non uguali fra di loro e
completantesi
a vicenda. |
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Presentation
/presentazione
In the
web page and connected book Bambini
di ieri = adulti di oggi. Adulti di oggi -> adulti di domani
there
is a corresponding but not mirroring Italian file (and chapter) Imbroglio
è il contrario di sviluppo [= To
"embroil / mislead" also even "fraud" notes the contrary of to "develop"].
The content of these pages are very different from each other but
notwithstanding
complementary together: completing and confirming
the main
purposes
of the whole works, sites and books they both share indirectly similar
intents although using different subjects and quotations; both are
sharing
their strong message,
with an
assortment
of data and concepts, checking straight or only alluding, to a rather pessimistic
review of human weakness DUPED
by stupidity and/or by human wickedness. Both
of them have
one side that
prevails as it is more demonstrative: in this file/chapter the sleeping
position is explained more in
depth for its absolute stupidity and uselessness, nearing
danger, and possibly even causing
death.
Imbroglio
/ sviluppo embodies an Italian pun not
easy translated;
moreover
the whole file/chapter aroused from an Italian controversy regarding
far-reaching
- although: personal - discussion. Thus it should be enlightening
to read both web sites, files, books and chapters to better consider
their
matching denunciation, evidenced from different
sides: in many
way,
strengthened with many quotations, they both deplore
human proneness to be DUPED
and intimidated
instead
of being wise and perceptive; they both denounce the commonplace
proclivity
to prefer as a rule to be deceived and narrowed
instead of to
choose
knowledge, thriving, development. The
titles by themselves in sum up introduce a survey of the contrary of
a
thriving
"development / evolution", of triumphant embroils,
misleadings,
ignorance,
fear of the
unknown, trust in magic or chance, or a false conception of causation
They emphasize the proneness of mankind to be
duped and to "develop" and "breed" incoherent superstitions: however so
crucial topics are
displayed also
in the Consciousness
and memory file/chapter (as well in the
Italian one Consapevolezza
e memoria) where they are also further
explained by a
different
assortment
of quotations. But another file should be considered strictly
connected with
them: as
doumentation
should be straight pointed out the recently improved file/chapter Delgado
& Skinner
being its true, broadening
and explicative
extension.
SUPERSTITION
2
entries found for superstition. Main Entry:
su·per·sti·tion.Pronunciation:
"sü-p&r-'sti-sh&n Function: noun
Etymology: Middle
English supersticion, from Middle French, from Latin superstition-,
superstitio,
from superstit-, superstes standing over (as witness or survivor), from
super-
+ stare to stand -- 1 a
: a belief or
practice
resulting from superstit-,
superstes standing over (as witness or survivor), from super-
+ stare to stand -- 1 a : a belief
or
practice
resultingfrom ignorance,
fear of the unknown,
trust in magic or chance, or a false
conception
of causation
b : anirrational
abject attitude of mindtoward the supernatural,
nature, or
God
resulting from superstition
2 : a
notion maintained
despite evidenceto the contrary
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3
entries found for dupe.
1 dupe
Pronunciation: 'düp
also 'dyüp Function: noun Etymology: French, from
Middle
French
duppe, probably alteration of huppe hoopoe: one
that is easily deceived or cheated: FOOL
2 dupe Function:
transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): duped; dup·ing: to make a dupe of -
dup·er
noun synonyms DUPE, GULL, TRICK, HOAX mean todeceive
by underhanded means. DUPE suggests unwariness
in the person
deluded. GULL stresses credulousness or readiness to be imposed on (as
through greed) on the part of the victim. TRICK implies an intent to
delude
by means of a ruse or fraud but does not always imply a vicious intent.
HOAX implies the contriving of an elaborate or adroit imposture in
order
to deceive.
3 dupe Function:
noun
or verb: DUPLICATE
Duplicate?
[Each
personality may
alternately
inhabit
the person's conscious awareness to the exclusion of the others,but one
is usually dominant. The various personalities typically differ from
one
another in outlook, temperament, and body language and give themselves
different first names. The condition is generally viewed as resulting
from dissociative
mental processes—that is, the splitting off from
conscious
awareness
and control of thoughts, feelings, memories, and other mental
components
in response to situations that are painful, disturbing, or somehow
unacceptable
to the person experiencing them. Treatment is aimed at integrating the
disparate personalities back into a single and unified personality...]
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Why
are
mind-controlled
agents, spies, couriers, assassins, better than conscious,
salaried
agents/spies?
Human
Pleasure Evoked
by ESB (Electrical
Stimulation of the Brain)
(Also an outraging,
resentful file
against Huxley's
book Brave new world is
endorsed into the below quoted
site moreover against its search and crave to warn
the
"sacrifice"
of motherhood,
home,
family,
freedom,
even love
in the name of an "universal
[artificial] happiness": BRAVE
NEW WORLD? A Defence Of Paradise-Engineering
(look
below some quotes of it)
Brave
New World (1932) is one of the most bewitching andinsidious
works of literature ever written. An exaggeration? Tragically, no. Brave
New World has come to serve as the false symbol
for any
regime
of universal
happiness.
For sure, Huxley was writing a satirical piece of fiction,
notscientific
prophecy. Hence to treat his masterpiece as ill-conceived
futurology
rather than a work of great literature might seem to miss the point.
Yet
the knee-jerk response of It's Brave New World! to
any
blueprint
for chemically-driven happiness has delayed research into paradise-engineering
for all sentient life. So how does Huxley turn a future where we're all
notionally happy into the archetypal dystopia? If it's
technically
feasible,
what's wrong with using biotechnology to get rid of mental pain
altogether?Brave
New World is an unsettling, loveless and even
sinister place.
This is because Huxley endows his "ideal" society with features
calculated
to alienate his audience. Typically, reading BNW elicits the very same
disturbing feelings in the reader which the society it depicts has
notionally
vanquished - not a sense of joyful anticipation....Worse, it is
suggested
that the price of universal happiness will be the sacrifice
of
the
most hallowed shibboleths of our culture: "motherhood", "home", "family", "freedom",
even "love".
The exchange yields
an insipid
happiness that's unworthy of the name.Its evocation arouses
our
unease
and distaste....
It is
however revealing and should
be read
the whole
page from which came the above excerpt.
(Besides it is instead
in sum up encouraging to catch a glimpse on a flankin side of Huxley's
tought outlined by his wife - Laura Archera - and by her work in favour of a
- from the very
beginning - loved and really cared childhood.)
Against
Maternal Instinct.
IT IS REALLY
HORRIFYING WHAT THEY HAVE
DONE IN THEIR STUDIES OF THE MATERNAL
INSTINCT. JOSE
DELGADO WAS
INVOLVED
IN THIS RESEARCH.
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..it is suggested that
the
price of universal
happiness will be the sacrifice of the most hallowed shibboleths
of our
culture: MOTHERHOOD,
HOME,
FAMILY,
FREEDOM,
even LOVE.
The exchange yields an insipid
happiness that's unworthy of the name. Its evocation arouses
our
unease and distaste. |
Delgado
Index
Jose
Delgado's: Physical
Control of the Mind
Chapter
16: Inhibitory Effects in Animals and Man
Figure
25 (Page 173)
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Above, maternal
behavior
is
tenderly expressed
by both mother monkeys, Rose and Olga, who hug, groom, and nurse their
babies, Roo and Ole. |
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Below, radio
stimulation
of
Rose for ten seconds
in the mesencephalon evoked a rage response
expressed by self-biting
and abandoning her baby, Roo. For the next ten minutes Rose
has lost
all her maternal interest (above), ignoring the appealing
calls of
Roo who seeks refuge with the other mother. Below, Rose is sucking her
foot and still ignoring her baby. |
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Science
and Supersition

I
swear by Apollo the physician, and Æsculapius, and Hygeia,
and Panaceia, and all the gods and goddesses, that
according to
my ability and judgment, I will keep this oath and its stipulations --
to reckon him who taught me this art equally dear to me as my parents,
to share my substance with him, and to relieve his necessities if
required;
to look upon his offspring in the same footing as my own brothers, and
to teach them this art if they shall wish to learn it, without fee or
stipulation,
and that by precept, lecture, and every other mode of instruction, I
will
impart aknowledge of the art to my own sons, and those of my teachers,
and to disciples bound by astipulation and oath according to the
law
of medicine, but to none other. I will follow that system of regimen
which,
according to my ability and judgment, I consider for the
benefit of
my patients, and abstain from
whatever
is deleterious and mischievous. I will
give no
deadly
medicine to anyone if asked, nor suggest any such counsel; and in like
manner I will not give to a woman a pessary to produce abortion. With
purity
and holiness I will pass my life and practice my art. I will not cut
persons
laboring under the stone, but will leave this to be done by men who are
practitioners of this work. Into whatever houses I enter, I will go
into
them for the benefit of the sick, and will abstain
from
every
voluntary act of mischief and corruption; and, further, from
the
seduction
of females or males, of freemen and slaves. Whatever, in connection
with
my professional practice, or not in connection with it, I see or hear,
in the life of men, which ought not to be spoken of abroad, I will not
divulge, as reckoning that all such should be kept secret. While I
continue
to keep this Oath unviolated, may it be granted to me to enjoy life and
the practice of this art, respected by all men, in all time. But should
I trespass and violate this Oath, may the reverse be my lot. (From
M.A. in Health Care Ethics).
(460??-377?
BC). The
first name in the
history
of medicine is Hippocrates,
a physician from the island of Cos in ancient Greece. Known as the “Father
of Medicine” Hippocrates has long been associated with the Hippocratic
Oath, a body of manuscripts, which sets forth the obligations,
ideals, and ethics of physicians. This ethical code is
adopted as a
guide to conduct by the medical profession through out the ages and
still used
in the graduation ceremonies of many medical schools. |
TOTEM
AND TABOO
RELIGION:
Main Entry: re·li·gion Pronunciation:
ri-'li-j&n Function:
noun
Etymology: Middle
English
religioun, from Latin religion-,
religio
supernatural constraint, sanction, religious practice, perhaps from
religare
to restrain, tie back -- more at RELY
1 a : the
state of a
religious <a
nun in her 20th year of religion>
b (1) : the service
and
worship
of God or the supernatural
b (2) : commitment or
devotion to
religious faith or observance
2 : a personal set or institutionalized
system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and practices
3 archaic : scrupulous
conformity :
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
4 : a cause, principle, or
system of
beliefs
held to with ardor and faith
TRADITION:
Main Entry: tra·di·tion Pronunciation:
tr&-'di-sh&n Function:
noun
Etymology: Middle
English
tradicioun, from Middle French &
Latin; Middle French tradition, from Latin tradition-, traditio action
of handing over, tradition -- more at TREASON
1 : an
inherited,
established, or customary
pattern of thought, action, or behavior (as a religious
practice
or
a social custom)
2 : the handing down of
information,
beliefs, and customs by word of mouth or by example from one generation
to another without written instruction
3 : cultural continuity
in
social attitudes,
customs, and institutions
4 : characteristic manner,
method,
or style - tra·di·tion·al /-'dish-n&l,
-'di-sh&-n&l/
adjective
-
tra·di·tion·al·ly
adverb
MYTH: Main
Entry: myth Pronunciation: 'mith Function:
noun
Etymology:
Greek mythos
1 a : a usually
traditional story
of ostensibly historical events that serves to unfold part of
the
world
view of a people or explain a practice, belief, or natural
phenomenon
1 b : PARABLE, ALLEGORY
2 a : a popular belief
or
tradition
that has grown up around something or someone; especially : one
embodying
the ideals and institutions of a society or segment of
society
<seduced
by the American myth of individualism -- Orde Coombs>
2 b : an unfounded or false
notion
3 : a person or thing having
only an
imaginary
or unverifiable existence
4 : the whole body of myths
FAITH:
Main Entry: 1 faith Pronunciation: 'fAth Function:
noun
Inflected Form(s): plural
faiths /'fAths, sometimes 'fA[th]z/
Etymology:
Middle English feith, from Old French feid, foi, from Latin fides; akin
to Latin fidere to trust -- more at BIDE
1 a : allegiance
to duty or
a person : LOYALTY
1 b (1) : fidelity to
one's
promises
1 b (2) : sincerity of
intentions
2 a (1) : belief and trust
in and loyalty
to God
2 a (2) : belief in the traditional
doctrines
of a religion
2 b (1) : firm belief in
something for
which there is no proof
2 (2) : complete trust
3 : something that is believed
especially
with strong conviction; especially : a system of religious
beliefs
synonym see BELIEF
- in faith : without doubt or
question : VERILY
FANATIC:
Main Entry: fa·nat·ic Pronunciation:
f&-'na-tik
Variant(s): or fa·nat·i·cal /-ti-k&l/ Function:
adjective Etymology: Latin fanaticus inspired by a deity,
frenzied,
from fanum temple -- more at FEAST:
marked
by
excessive enthusiasm and
often
intense uncritical devotion <they're fanatic about
politics>
- fanatic
noun - fa·nat·i·cal·ly
/f&-'na-ti-k(&-)lE/
adverb - fa·nat·i·cal·ness
/-k&l-n&s/
noun.
TABOO:
Main Entry: 1 ta·boo Variant(s): also
ta·bu
/t&-'bü, ta-/ Function: adjective Etymology:
Tongan
tabu
1 : forbidden
to
profane use
or contact because of what are held to be dangerous supernatural powers
2 a : banned on grounds
of morality
or taste <the subject is
taboo>
2 b : banned as constituting a risk
Main Entry: 2 taboo
Variant(s): also tabu Function:
noun Inflected Form(s): plural taboos also tabus
1 : a prohibition
against touching,
saying, or doing something for fear of immediate harm from a
supernatural
force
2 : a prohibition imposed by
social custom
or as a protective measure
3 : belief in taboos
TOTEM: Main
Entry: to·tem Pronunciation: 'tO-t&m Function:
noun
Etymology: Ojibwa oto.te.man his totem
1 a : an
object (as
an
animal or plant)
serving as the emblem of a family or clan and often
as a
reminder
of its ancestry; also : a usually carved or painted representation of
such
an object
1 b : a family or clan
identified
by
a common totemic object
2 : something that serves as an emblem
or revered symbol
And then: so why nobody stopped just in time
dangerously bizarre
occurrences?
Scientific
definition of “trial” The Clinical Trials
and Informatics
Support
team provides statistical and data processing support for all
multicentre
and some single-centre research projects undertaken by the Programme,
as
well as technical advice on the design, management, analysis and
interpretation
of research projects.
TRIAL:
Main Entry: 1tri·al Pronunciation: 'trI(-&)l Function:
noun
Etymology: Anglo-French, from trier to trial
1 a : the action or
process of trying
or putting to the proof: TEST
1 b : a preliminary contest (as
in a
sport)
2 : the formal examination
before a
competent
tribunal of the matter in issue in a civil or criminal cause in order
to
determine such issue
3 : a test of faith, patience,
or
stamina
through subjection to suffering or temptation; broadly : a source of
vexation
or annoyance
4 a : a try out or
experiment to
test quality,
value, or usefulness
4 b : one of a number of repetitions
of
an experiment
5 : ATTEMPT
Tested
by self-centered “trials”,
claimed
as
revolutionary certainties, most of the so considered scientific
theories are sometimes only introductory, too often
self-confirming,
“hypothesis”. But, so supported by deceitful trials, mindless
"fashions"
arouse, passing off as unquestionable - even if after becoming
transient
- new evidence
based
discoveries. Thus professionals themselves, intimidated or
worshipping
their “Masters” even in good faith, forget their skill and mind and -
in
turn: convinced "brain-washed" - propose these "discoveries" to their
clients.
Scared and frail “good parents” circularly choose and support the most
narrow and rigid doctors who can correspond to their searching a
"reassuring"
aid. In spite of every real consequence, together doctors and clients,
are gratified to put into practice dogmatic "finding" praised as
assured
"theory". It was told in a professional mailing list that ...
doesn’t exist any
obligation to
give up normal instincts: the parents are free, I
repeat FREE,
to
end every time the experimentation, moreover since in U.S.
exists
a
strong and strict IRB
(Institutional
Review Board) - established
in 1991 as an
independent
review
board that provides protection for human subjects through the initial
and
ongoing review of research studies, ensure that research subjects are
appropriately
informed about the risks and benefits of participating in a research
study.


Epidemiologo,
studi sbagliati al 50 per cento
La
verita' scientifica? Forse non esiste. Le conclusioni raggiunte dalla
maggior parte degli studi potrebbero essere sbagliate. Pescando
a caso un qualunque lavoro
tra
quelli pubblicati in
letteratura, la probabilita' che concluda il giusto sono inferiori al
50%. A disilludere ricercatori, medici e opinione pubblica
sull'affidabilità degli studi scientifici e' l'epidemiologo John
Ioannidis,
della Scuola di Medicina dell'universita' di Ioannina, in Grecia. In un
articolo sulla rivista 'Plos Medicine', l'esperto chiama in causa non
solo l'errore umano, ma anche e soprattutto problemi sperimentali e
statistici. Limiti il piu' delle volte insuperabili, che
inevitabilmente finiscono per compromettere la correttezza dei
risultati ottenuti. Secondo Ioannidis, i piu' a rischio di arrivare a
conclusioni sbagliate sarebbero gli studi molto piccoli, quelli
'disegnati' male e quelli che producono risultati numerici bassi (il
caso, per esempio, di un farmaco efficace solo nel 10% dei pazienti).
Ma
lo specialista invita a 'prendere con le pinze' anche i dati degli
studi di dimensioni piu' vaste, di quelli ben disegnati e di quelli che
lavorano su argomenti particolarmente 'caldi', relativamente ai quali i
ricercatori sentono maggiori 'pressioni'. 'Dovremmo accettare il fatto
che la maggior parte delle ricerche verra' confutata. Alcune saranno
ripetute e confermate', aggiunge Ioannidis, sottolineando che, almeno
in campo scientifico, 'replicare un dato ha piu' valore di scoprirlo
per la prima volta''. L'esperto avanza dei dubbi sulla correttezza
dell'espressione ''statisticamente significativo', ben nota ai lettori
di studi scientifici. ''Comunemente - ricorda - un dato viene
considerato 'statisticamente significativo' quando esiste solo una
probabilita' su 20 che sia unicamente frutto del caso'. Ma questo
metodo di calcolo non da' sufficienti garanzie, ''specialmente quando,
per esempio, si tratta di collegare una certa malattia al gene che
potrebbe esserne il responsabile''.
Molte certezze
potrebbero
dunque crollare? A rassicurare uomini di laboratorio, clinici e
pazienti e' Solomon Snyder, senior editor di 'Pnas' ed esperto di
neuroscienze alla Johns Hopkins Medical School di Baltimora, Usa. Quando leggo la letteratura scientifica - osserva l'esperto su 'New
Scientist' online - non penso certo di trovarmi di fronte a un
manuale'. Non c'e' la pretesa di trovare 'la risposta', bensi' 'il
desiderio di ottenere nuove idee'.
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So why nobody stopped
just in time such dangerously bizarre occurrences?
Scientific
definition of “trial”
The
Clinical Trials and Informatics
Support
team provides statistical and data processing support for all
multicentre
and some single-centre research projects undertaken by the Programme,
as
well as technical advice on the design, management, analysis and
interpretation
of research projects.
TRIAL:
Main Entry: 1tri·al Pronunciation: 'trI(-&)l Function:
noun
Etymology: Anglo-French, from trier to trial
1 a : the
action or
process of trying
or putting to the proof: TEST
1 b : a preliminary contest (as
in a
sport)
2 : the formal examination
before a
competent
tribunal of the matter in issue in a civil or criminal cause in order
to
determine such issue
3 : a test of faith, patience,
or
stamina
through subjection to suffering or temptation; broadly : a source of
vexation
or annoyance
4 a : a try out or
experiment to
test quality,
value, or usefulness
4 b : one of a number of repetitions
of
an experiment
5 : ATTEMPT
FASHION:
synonyms FASHION, STYLE, MODE,
VOGUE, FAD,
RAGE, CRAZE
mean the usage accepted by those who want to be up-to-date.
FASHION
is
the most
general
term and applies to any way of dressing, behaving, writing, or
performing
that is favored at any one time or place <the current
fashion>.
STYLE often implies a
distinctive fashion
adopted by people of taste <a media baron used to traveling in
style>.
MODE suggests the fashion
of
the moment
among those anxious to appear elegant and sophisticated <slim
bodies
are the mode at this resort>.
VOGUE stresses the wide
acceptance
of a fashion <short skirts are back in vogue>.
FAD suggests caprice in
taking up or
in dropping a fashion <last year's fad is over>.
RAGE and CRAZE stress intense
enthusiasm
in adopting a fad <Cajun food was the rage nearly
everywhere for
a time> <crossword puzzles once seemed just a passing
craze but
have
lasted>.
synonym see in addition METHOD
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TOTEM
AND
TABOO rvisited, we could have watched at a new SUPERSTITION'S birth.
Anthropology
Congress Poster
When,
unlike a yogi,
we do not
choose our trances, and we are unaware of the types and nature of the
pathological
trances in our lives, then there are things we are unaware of. What we
are unaware of causes more human suffering than the sometimes painful
knowledge
of the truth. One goal of a robust and magical life is to be as aware
as
possible of our options. When our unconscious pathological trances
cripple
our options the result is often disaster and tragedy in our personal
lives,
our society and in the environment. (From:Trance
as a Tool)
What we are unaware
of, causes more human suffering than the
sometimes painful knowledge
of the truth…:
this
consideration
pertains either to negative re-living past
memories or to almost
umbearable present
difficulties. But in the meantime what
knowledge, what
truth?
People have to keep in view that - unreasonably - more human sufferings
often arouse from the incapability to envisage the really
impossible foresight of
what will happen in the time
to come: as is of course the
knowledge
of an unforeseen good or a painful mischance, or even only from the constant
will to throw away unaccepted EMOTIONS.
And
thus, after having lost the truth, having dissociated
themselves from the reality, mindlessly hinting at a global
improvement,
dimly warning against imaginary threatens and damages...: all this
regards NOT
only homogeneous, self-restrincting groups, but also cultured people
goes
on without any obstacle in a similar banalizing and undemonstrative
way.
A recent book - The
Neuroscience of Psychotherapy Building and Rebuilding the Human Brain
(by Louis
Cozolino) - presents its
theories as very promising but with a
double-edged meaning, also to be "used" in a double-edged way: as this
can explain the possibility to heal even persons who suffered terrible
past mishaps, so this can suggest also that the " superstitions'
proneness"
of humankind's nature can rather easily get too many people brain-washed
almost before having realized to
hold their own minds.
It
seems logical to believe that
human
beings
can follow traditions,
or trust
on Religions
(plural), or are “reason
supporters”, or even - at least in the wealthy
world - are
pleased
to play on changing customs and to promote new FASHIONS,
forgetting
suddenly the previous ones. Religions could become dogmatic, devotees
can
behave as fanatics…, but also in the Western affluent and rational
world sometimes for some unexpected facts a fashion
becomes
instead
a MYTH, a
SUPERSTITION:
it is to say something unconscious, utterly dissociated
from
the
real mind, and absolutely more gluing than Religious believing. In the
case of health or of children rearing
the FUTURE
can give great grants and suddenly take them away, can give awful
sorrows
and effective precautions, but - what is often a worse danger - gets
not
only a lot of expecting and/or fearful emotions, but to avoid them a
lot
of … stupid countermeasures.
Spontaneously (or more often
fraudulently
promoted) static and
temporary "novelties" become fashionable. This fashion however is no
longer ephemeral, but develops into FAITH and is flaunted and accepted
without criticism as "the best". It is defended by conservative borders
in every situation and results in absurd obedience - if not longing -
to absurd
and not fitting drug’s prescriptions and dosages ...
(Here it should be said as an example a crucial assignment very broadly
forewarn in space and time, a "duty" concerning a basic side of rearing
babies: Feed babies only
EVERY
four hours...
is one of typical decrees: so often producing in fact harmful
consequences; but the real grammar
set up of such an absurdity
was found in a fanciful misunderstanding of the r eal
text
proposed - to can be reached in a little, from 1920s years magazine, by
O.N.M.I. ( Italian National Organization
for
Motherhood and Childhood) :
where was written Working women must feed
their babies AT
LEAST, [not LESS THAN!], every
FOUR hours: without no delay.
Not
delayed mixed-up with not less than...:
how is it possible that
every
similar banalizing and undemonstrative idea so validates or
confirms
itself in self-ingrained circles
more often vicious?
Besides:
could regard only
homogeneous,
self-restrincting
groups these hinting at a global - bogus - improvement? could this to
be
guided by - forged - alarms regard only simple if not moronic
lay-persons?
On the contrary not: everyone can see how everywhere these, even long
terms
and broad expanded, real superstitions develop into a faith;
how
do they become transformed into a glue which nobody and nothing can
remove:
not reason, not feelings, not results, even not - at least finally
proclaimed
- strong warnings of
death danger
(as
for example the new-born position face
down). And - what is more strange - nobody censures
and/or
rejects
them: neither concerned (even if damaged) persons themselves, nor
children's
parents nor even professionals.
So,
often with inconsistent
reason,
whichever
impromptu sharing a "neurotic concern" can become widespread; but also
whoever "tricky arrogant" can enter in this so open
pathway
towards
an indirect mind-control.
Imposed
as
a new Totem,
every bogus fear thus
at first menaces proclaiming - hypothetic - forthcoming
damages,
and then offers pseudo-guarantees
if the "mind-controlled" people follows so established hoaxes or even
so
accepted swindles.

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“ Fear“
believes to keeps
safe
on building
barricades, and then: narrows spaces, knowledge, relationship and
understanding.
On return again and again it
widens new fearfulness On
return
again and again it widens new
fearfulness and more and more intrusive dependency: who is easily
deceived or cheated: FOOL
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Neurosis
absorbs
anguish
as a sponge.
It is convenient, it gets as a mighty
mummy...
Neurosis
is a
personal,
intimate disorder
which affect private freedom and impairs individual
concentration
and attention; but - as told in this Italian writing - it gets as a
sponge helping to absorb anguish... - even if
neurosis
itself
could be a
personal
ailment it is more significant since affects a great deal of people:
and
then, when collective, this lessened
existence could become
everywhere
a fertile ground fitting to foster superstitions.
(Taboos
are duping prohibitions, but also compelling
order - with even more RAGE
and CRAZE.)
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Thus, doctors’
words are
acquired
by fearful parents as guarantees
against all life’s risks (look instead the main
Ippocrates statement: Momentary
occurs
life,
deceptive is knowledge, demanding is discernment;
but
doctors’
words in turn arise from their teachers’ words passed so often off evidence
based realities,
mistaking doubtful and self-confirming trials,
testing
at random more or less casual bizarre ideas. All the time vicious
circles renew themselves, and gullible people doesn't notice that too
often so-believed “theories” are changeable: and so personal behavior
have not to deal with actual truth but only with up-dating “fashions”.
As a
matter
of fact the parents’ weakness and stubborn lack of self-confidence, can
be directed in every - also difficult, illogical, even dangerous
- direction: it sets to prescribe fixed behaviors
on the times,
tied even if told "advanced", compelling even if told
“permissive”.
Maternal
instinct?
Static,
temporary “novelties”, ephemeral
changing fashions are
proclaimed
and complied without any criticism for the time
being as “the
best”
- till new arrival -. So it is misleading to set stereotyped
appraisals
as: old styled families are ideal and perfect, with their
typically
good fathers and mothers, as during the good old times; but
it is
as much as incorrect to state that the "new" is a sure
progressive
improvement. Modern families and modern way at rearing children?
Assured
with and more and more reliable systems for children's sake? Up-to-date
knowledge and more broadly shared information?
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MATERNAL
INSTINCT? WORLDWIDE SPREAD CURRENT EXAMPLES OF DANGEROUS CONTRARY.
IT IS REALLY
HORRIFYING WHAT THEY HAVE
DONE IN THEIR STUDIES OF THE MATERNAL INSTINCT.
How could
such
"brain-washing" methods
have taken so deep-seated roots? How can a pervasive, indirect
"mind-control"
be so efficient? Why is it quite impossible to
convince
even
keen
persons to avoid it? Nonsensical? And then: why moreover is it
so hard to stop
everywhere
such practices in spite of any
warning
against? Comparable violations can happen only in Africa and in other
countries
of the Third World?
Violence
in the womb and at birth has
always been a concern to members
of APPPAH. Ironically, in modern hospital
birth, violence
and
pain have become routine for babies. For most of the 20th
century,
neither obstetricians nor psychologists have regarded pain as a reality
for newborns. Therefore, doctors have not hesitated to expose the baby
to a harsh environment at birth, or to introduce painful routines, or
painful
instruments... Babies protest being jabbed with needles for blood
samples
and vitamin K shots, don't like to be turned upside down, rushed
through
space, and handled by different people. Their skin is extremely
sensitive
and they complain when rubbed and cleaned. We have been making them angry,
afraid, defensive, sad, and confused--for the greater part of
the
century.
The
origins of circumcision are
approached
by studying the distribution of sexual mutilations on the map
of
continents
and their severity among indigenous cultures. The analysis
suggests
that Africa is the epicenter for altering the
genitalia of both
males and females.Frederick Hodges, now a medical history fellow at
Oxford,
supplies a fascinating history of how involuntary sexual
mutilation
was institutionalized in the United States. What began as a
cure
for
masturbation, and all the illnesses thought to be caused by onanism,
has
been lauded and subsequently dismissed as the cure for epilepsy,
immoral
behavior, cancer, and sexually transmitted diseases. Hodges argues,
quite
convincingly, that the validity of the current medical
justifications
do not differ much from the original justifications. He
notes,
"Whatever
incurable disease happens to be the focus of national attention in any
given time period will be the disease that circumcision advocates will
use as an excuse for circumcision.
Sexual
Mutilations: A Human Tragedy
George
C. Denniston and Marilyn
F.
Milos (Eds.) New York: Plenum Publishing, 237 pages, 1997.
ISBN=0306455897
A major portion of the
book
addresses
the
issue of female genital mutilation as currently
practiced
inparts
of Africa. Berhane Ras-Work, the current president of the
Inter-African
Committee on Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and
Children,
provides a history of the organizational attempts to end the practice
of
FGM in Africa. Efforts started with general statements from
international
organizations and are now being implemented by people in the community.
Outside interference is shunned and only acts to galvanize opposition.
While the prevalence of FGM in Europe is unknown, Italian
investigators Amnesty
International (°) presented their estimates of the
number
of genitally mutilated women in their country. Likewise, a
representative
of Germany's organization (I)NTACT spoke to how her country is
responding
to this practice. [(°)Sono almeno 135 milioni,
secondo l'Organizzazione
Mondiale della Sanità, le ragazze e le bambine che hanno
subito mutilazioni
sessuali e ogni anno se ne aggiungono altri due milioni.
Le MGF
sono praticate soprattutto in Africa e in alcuni paesi del Medio
Oriente
(Egitto, Yemen Emirati Arabi). Vi sono anche casi di mutilazioni in
alcune
parti dell'Asia, nelle Americhe e in Europa - compresa l'Italia -
all'interno
delle comunità di immigrati.]

Maternal
instinct??? Experiments on children?
Induced on
children
artificial pregnancy???
How
medicine could
have succeed to induce artificial
pregnancy??? But then: what will have become the babies?

no need to explain what
happened
to these EIGHT YEARS old little girls!!!
Their
bellies showning
a six
monthes pregnancy? At least a very mandatory NEED to get known how
horrific can
become scientists's
shameless
power!
Maternal, parental instinct? Or: children "hired" as human
guinea-pigs
for atrocious, disfiguring and/or mutilating experiments?

As
Nature Made Him:The Boy Who Was Raised As a Girl by
John Colapinto
...un'idea di
bellezza
canora
durata oltre
tre Secoli dalla seconda metà del Cinquecento, inizio della
Controriforma, agli inizi
del Novecento
quando Alessandro Moreschi - the "last castrato" come lo battezzarono
i pioneristici discografici inglesi venuti a registrarne la voce - era
ancora attivo nella Cappella Sistina. Non fu veramente
l'ultimo,
abbiamo
testimonianze di anziani evirati vivi fino ai Sessanta,
ma dal
1903 un motu proprio Vaticano decise che non si potevano più
accogliere bambini castrati per addestrarli alla professione di
cantante.
(Vedi Sandro
Cappelletto:
Una voce pochissimo fa
(di
soprato e baritono)
La Stampa giovedì 6 gennaio 2005 pag 25 "Cultura e
spettacoli"
Vedi Il
castrato di Simone Bartolini).
Ma se nei secoli scorsi si castravano
bambini
per mantenerne la voce
bianca e così ottenere dei soprani
"speciali" la mutilazione
sottocitata - ...un - creduto! - e ampiamente sbandierato successo del COMPORTAMENTISMO
è
ancora più raccapricciante
nella sua quasi "banalità" di
situazione "privata", ma esemplifica bene teoria,
impostazione e principi del Comportamentismo stesso.
E qui
presentiamo questa storia "privata": la storia di un caso singolo, ma
non
per
questo meno significativa di una certa cultura pseudo-scientifica, di
un
certo modo ufficialmente programmatico di NON-RISPETTARE la Natura e
gli
esseri umani.
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Comment from Amazon.com
Once you begin reading As Nature Made Him, a
mesmerizing story
of amedicaltragedyandits
traumatic
results, you absolutely won't want to put it down. Following
a
botched
circumcision, a family is convinced to raise their infant
son,
Bruce,
as a girl. They rename the child Brenda and spend the next14 yearstrying
to transform him into a her.Brenda's childhood
reads as one
filled with anxiety and loneliness, and her fear and confusion are
present
on nearly every page concerning her early childhood. Much of her pain
is
caused by Dr. Money, who is presented as a villainous medical man
attempting
to coerce an unwilling child to submit to numerous unpleasant
treatments.
Reading over interviews and reports of decisions made by this doctor,
it's
difficult to contain anger at the widespread results of his
insistence that natural-born gender can be altered with little more
than
willpower and hormone treatments. The attempts
of his
parents,
twin brother, and extended family to assist Brenda to be happily
female
are touching--the sense is overwhelmingly of a family wanting to do
"right"
while being terribly mislead as to what "right" is for her. As Brenda
makes
the decision to live life as a male (at age 14), she takes the name
David
and begins the process of reversing the effects of estrogen treatments.
David's ultimate successful life--a solid marriage, honest and close
family
relationships, and his bravery in making his childhood public -- bring
an uplifting end to his story. Equally fascinating is the latest
segment of the longtime nature/nurture controversy,
and the
interviews of various psychological researchers and practitioners form
a larger framework around David's struggle to live as the
gender he
was meant to be. -- Jill Lightner --This text refers to an
out of
print
or unavailable edition of this title. |
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Amniocentesi
o
eugenetica?
/AMNIOCENTESIS
OR EUGENICS?

Proprio in data 8 marzo 2007 - Giornata in
onore della
Donna - una notizia, peraltro prevedibile, giunge in forma
ufficiale ad esempio esposta sinteticamente in Televideo:
VIVO DOPO ABORTO,
OSPEDALI:NESSUN ERRORE
Un
bimbo è
nato vivo durante l'interruzione di gravidanza al V mese alla quale la
mamma si era sottoposta dopo che le era stato diagnosticato una grave
malformazione al feto. Il piccolo è in incubatrice all'ospedale
pediatrico Meyer di Firenze, in condizioni gravi. (*)
Non
c'è stato
alcun errore nè nella refertazione ecografica, nè nella
comunicazione alla coppia
hanno detto i direttori dell'azienda
ospedaliera
Careggi e del Dipartimento
Materno
infantile
aggiungendo che
è stata rispettata la legge 194
e la
libera volontà di una donna. La regolarità
della procedura adottata
è stata riscontrata dalla commissione incaricata della verifica.
(Il decesso è avvenuto dopo sei giorni: in altri termini
l'agonia medicalizzata è durata sei giorni.)
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A
poignant case of
Therapeutic Abortion for - only presumed
- fetal malformation: resulting instead in birth of a living immature
baby; and then resulting in an appalling show of over-treatment.
The final outcome was a weekly lasting agony.
·
Mother wanted procedure after fears of abnormality
·
Law requires resuscitation if foetus
shows signs of life
A
baby was struggling for life in an intensive care unit in Florence
yesterday after being resuscitated following an attempted abortion at
22 weeks' gestation because of indications of abnormalities which
turned out to be false.
The
baby's mother, who has not been
identified, was admitted to hospital for a late abortion at the end of
last week after being told her child might have abnormalities. The
child showed signs of life after the procedure and, under
Italian law,
doctors were obliged to try to save it.
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AMNIOCENTESIS
(or... EUGENICS?): Amniocentesis
is a diagnostic procedure
performed
by inserting a hollow needle through the abdominal wall into the uterus
and withdrawing a small amount of fluid from the sac surrounding the
fetus.
Amniocentesis can be used to diagnose a large number of genetic and
chromosomal
abnormalities in the fetus. In addition, it is helpful in the diagnosis
of the severity of Rh incompatibility, lung maturity, and neural tube
defects
(such as spina bifida). There is a slight chance of infection
or injury
to the fetus. There is even a smaller chance of miscarriage.(Abortion
- spontaneous) This test is typically performed
when a problem
is suspected, so the benefits outweigh the risk.
To
have amniocentesis is a surely
invasive
- and
even expensive - harming practice for both: mother
(having
abdomen
adhesions for ever) and child (risking to have
feet, legs,
genitals...
damaged, or rather: all the more, to die in miscarriage!).
But moreover
what is the result of this "safety-making" (???) screening? An EUGENIC "not
abortion" but induced
premature birth
to eliminate - perhaps still
living
- "not eugenic" baby!
(Still living? to eliminate or perhaps otherwise to spread a bold show
of medical
arrogance?
Sport-like records to attain and challenge?
MIAMI,
Florida (AP) -- A premature baby that doctors say spent less time in
the womb than any other surviving infant is to be released from a
Florida hospital Tuesday.
Amillia
Sonja Taylor was
just 9 1/2 inches long and weighed less than 10 ounces when she was
born October 24. She was
delivered 21
weeks and six days after conception. Full-term births come
after
37 to 40 weeks.)
It
is important to remember that abnormal
test result cannot exclude
every possible problem with the
baby. Not
all birth defects can be
detected by these tests ... Amniocentesis
usually is done in the SECOND
TRIMESTER. Some medical
centers
offer
early amniocentesis, done between 11 and 14 weeks after the last
menstrual
period. However, early amniocentesis is considered
experimental
and recent studies suggest that it is riskier than
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Paradigmatiche
vicende
italiane:
Distrofia
incurabile? Feti non-eugenetici da eliminare inesorabilmente???
DUCHENNE:
NUOVI
RISULTATI (12/01/07)
Sono stati pubblicati su PNAS
(Proceedings of
the National Academy of
Sciences) i risultati di una sperimentazione condotta presso
i
laboratori dell’Istituto
Scientifico Universitario San Raffaele,
dell’Università
degli Studi di Milano, dell’Università di
Milano-Bicocca, dell’Università di
Pavia, dell’Istituto
Medea e
del Centro
Ricerche Nicox. La ricerca ha indagato gli effetti di una
nuova molecola - HCT 1026
(nitroflurbiprofene) - su due modelli animali
di distrofia muscolare. I dettagli dello studio italiano: il nitroflurbiprofene,
oggetto anche di altri studi per il trattamento
della demenza
di
Alzheimer, chimicamente è un antinfiammatorio
non steroideo cui è stata aggiunta la capacità di fungere
da donatore di gruppi NO. Il nitrossido,
deficitario nei pazienti
distrofici, è fondamentale per il metabolismo e la rigenerazione
dei muscoli.
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O al contrario: " figli"
che
DEVONO nascere malgrado tutto ??? E' " egoismo
parentale" o "istinto materno" da assecondare
costi quello che costi ??? O invece ci troviamo di fronte a un altro
subdolo aspetto dell'istinto materno da DISTRUGGERE ???
ESPERIMENTI
SU BAMBINI
??? Esperimenti preliminari in vista della
FECONDAZIONE
ASSISTITA
???
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Come fosse una normale passeggiat di famiglia in riva al mare: non
occorrono spiegazioni, ma soltanto far CONOSCERE
! A otto
anni ed al sesto mese di gravidanza!
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Altre
assurdità? Gravi
incongruenze?
Incongruenze o persino imposture?
Commento amaro
di un fatto paradigmatico di imperante incoerenza:
Televideo 21/12/2006
12:53 WELBY, UNA VITA TRA LOTTA E SOFFERENZA
WELBY, UNA VITA TRA
LOTTA E SOFFERENZA
Si è
conclusa la lunga sofferenza di Piergiorgio Welby. Nato a Roma nel 1945, era stato
colpito dalla distrofia
muscolare progressiva quando aveva 20 anni. Dal 1997,la
sua sopravvivenza era assicurata da un respiratore automatico.
Welby,
nel settembre scorso lacia un appello al presidente Napolitano chiedendo di poter
morire con dignità.
Sul
caso si
accende un dibattito che divide
le
coscienze.Intanto si rivolge la Tribunale di Roma per ottenere
l'interruzione
delle cure,ma
il
ricorso è ritenuto inammissibile. Di ieri,infine,il parere del Consiglio
Superiore di Sanità che non ha ritenuto accanimento
terapeutico le cure che
lo
tenevano in vita.
Se negli anni in cui
era nato Welby - e così pure Tullio Regge -
ci fosse stata la possibilità
diagnostica dell'amniocentesi,
questi due casi di DISTROFIA
MUSCOLARE sarebbero stati
NON abortiti ma uccisi
in
quanto l'eliminazione tardiva di un feto potenzialmente VITALE non
è propriamente la stessa cosa dell'aborto di un embrione.
E su questo tema NESSUNO
ufficialmente - e neanche la Chiesa - ha qualcosa da ridire: anzi
questa manovra cruenta di diagnostica altamente invasiva -
nonché costosa e sempre con sequele per entrambi mamma e bambino
- il cui UNICO scopo è quello EUGENETICO o EUTANASICO (!) viene
ampiamente caldeggiata con metodi di subdola ... "sobillazione",
inneggianti ad una superstiziosa pseudo-fiducia, per lo più
viene creduta una manovra "protettiva come fosse una .... vaccinazione.
What to
say for an
Italian occurrence regarding the forbidden possibility to stop
unbearable extreme medical cares - artificial respiratory implement -
to a sixty years old person ailing for MUSCULAR
DYSTROPHY: just for one of
the - few - congenital illnesses
"avoided" - or better to be "killed" - applying the ill-timed
miscarriage "required" by the amniocentesis' report?
Italian
Poet Dies With Help From
a Doctor By IAN
FISHER
Published: December 22,
2006
With the legal fight to be allowed to end his own life undecided,
Piergiorgio Welby died Wednesday after a doctor sedated him and removed
the respirator that was keeping him alive.( Death
and Dying,Medicine and Health,Doctors,Politics and
Government,Italy,Rome (Italy),Roman Catholic Church,Welby) ROME, Dec. 21
Piergiorgio
Welby, who had
eloquently begged Italy’s
leaders to let him end his life legally, died late Wednesday after a
doctor sedated him and removed the respirator that had kept him alive
for nine years.
But Mr. Welby,
60 years old, an advocate of euthanasia
who had muscular
dystrophy for 40 years,
died without the legal clarity
he had hoped to achieve. His decision to be removed from the respirator
seemed to be a final challenge, which was quickly taken up in this
Roman Catholic country with a deep institutional opposition to
euthanasia. Hours after his death was announced, Thursday, conservative
lawmakers demanded the arrest of the doctor.
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BABIES'
SLEEPING POSITION / BABIES
SLEEPING FACE DOWN
Another
example,
very milder,
very simpler, apparently harmless, surely not expensive is the hint for
a - strange - required
unchanging
sleeping babies' position: the worldwide and long-lasting
fashion
(outspread for more than twenty years) to put babies
face-down. The most during the '70s - '80s years
almost EVERY
baby had to be put - or
better: ordered to be put - to sleep face
down,
it is to say in an unnatural, uneasy
position.
Apparently
harmless, this compelling doctors' intimation has to be
nevertheless
considered critically and not
as a
banality; it is hence a so absurd "required" custom to give the
impression
to come even only from a bad joke. But since it is NOT
a joke, then: what was it? a trial? Was
it a trial to reach the aim to rear blinded
babies? Was
rather a TRIAL
to recognize how much is
credulous
and PRONE to
suggestions to whole people
worldwide?
PRONE POSITION to
be
imposed?
The endeavor to keep
in view
this fact is twofold:
- a
description, an anthropological
and
even
ergonomic description, concerning one, this strange one, of the various
ways how to manage babies’ sleep: the why
and how
and exactly when and by whom
this strange idea could
arise
and become so worldwide spread. To lie prone? However this enough
already warning situation displays another more
“absurd”
fact,
a new more weird query arousing from: how is it possible that a quite
new, not
traditional at all, an even strange custom as “face-down
babies”,
could become an ineffaceable myth,
something as a ruthless superstition?
- But
here it should be added
another
consideration
and example, regarding how all facts can be chained beyond the times,
encircling
generations and - true or artificial - knowledge. An Anthropologist -
i.e.
a scientist not a whoever commonplace uninformed person - said that he
would have been compliant to doctor’s prescription.
- Instead
a doctor
considered - at least - APPALLING such assertion, and answered that a
liable
doctor
should NEVER take
the
responsibility
(and so: culpability)
to instigate some one to do
something
doubtful
for <
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