Ok, ok.
Yes, yes, a good doctor *should* of course see the person as a four
level complex being. But that's another line of thought from the
original, a bit off-topic to Dan's and my discussion.
But of course you're right. (Can you shut up now, I'm writing a reply to
Andy.) :)
Magnus
On 2010-07-12 10:35, Ian Glendinning wrote:
Hmmm kinda Magnus,
But appreciate I'm not talking about social context though, I'm
talking about the social content of the case. The patient, is a
complex of all four levels of patterns - the doctor examining only the
biology is only doing 25% of their job.
Ian
On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Magnus Berg<[email protected]> wrote:
Ian
On 2010-07-12 10:15, Ian Glendinning wrote:
Magnus,
When you say
" it's impossible to value its biological patterns by valuing its
inorganic patterns "
I agree. But, when you say
"doctors examine biological patterns, and as such social patterns are
simply over their heads."
I have to say - only in simplistic cartoons. Real doctors have
"bedside manners". Medicine is not confined to biology, the social
level is hugely important to medicine too.
Of course you're right, and I bet not even the nerdiest (socially
disconnected) of doctors will miss that Obama is the president, (which was
Dan's original example).
Magnus
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