Re: Wtr: LIFESCIENCE: organic political economic morality

["Prof. Dr. Birgit Richard" <B.Richard@kunst.uni-frankfurt.de>]

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> > >-Any disease which kills its victims is essentially committing suicide!
>

may the viruses not spring over to another species leaving its host after 
killing it?


> >>  maybe we dont know how diseases really happen.. as all bodies are
> > continually in a flux of birth life death ...maybe things like heart
> > disease really are "contagious" and can transfer to another host..if they
> > go fast they  doent need patient zero for long. viruses (specally the
> > sensational ones like ebola) are pretty smart like that.. im fascinated
> > that   t now seems that many common  diseases  that were assumed t be
> > discreet to one body  are actually virally caused -like ulcers, cervical
> > cancer etc.

this is a fact although medical science concerning gentests and gentherapy do a
dangerous prediction that many diseases all already genetically tranferred and
people should prepare for their own death.

> > http://www.heartmath.org/ResearchPapers/Touch/Touchsum.html  a healing
> > energy transfer that a lot of alternate medical practices subscribe to ...
> > but was not "measurable" ..so now is measureable and visible..therefore we
> > can say it exists and exerts influence)
>

that4s an important point we are dealing with none visible structure and have to
rely on someone who is able to visualizes microstructures like the DNA complex.
but we always forget that this is no neutral act coming out of the structures of
nature but is done by a human being to deal with a phenomenon that is difficult
to put into images.

> Personally, I always find it a little encouraging when something appears to
> become measurable (and indeed therefore visible).
>

the measurability is important for human beings because one cannot live in not
organized chaotic structures, our perception needs something to lean on.

> Many people also feel economically bound not to be ill!
>

they cannot afford to be ill and keep going to work although they should stay at
home to cure the illness

greeting
birgit richard
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