Thinking requires an open mind, right?
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> On Feb 24, 2015, at 2:36 AM, Dee <d...@deetroy.org> wrote:
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> I think the best line to take - being that there is no absolute proof
> available - is to keep an open mind.....Dee
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>> On 24 Feb 2015, at 04:18, Victor Cozzetto <victor.cozze...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Hi Neville, Dave,
>>
>> I would have to take issue with your statement that 'thought does not have
>> anything to do with anything.' We are far past the 'voodoo' and 'magic'
>> stigma at this point. Fields of science such as PNI (Psychoneuroimmunology)
>> are well established on a firm bed of experimental results. Not to mention
>> all the things happening in epigenetics. There is no question that our state
>> of mind has a direct impact on our health.
>>
>> We are more than mere machines. Food for thought: One of the most shocking
>> displays of the power of the mind is found in those that suffer from split
>> personality disorder. There are cases when one personality emerges, and
>> instantly changes the eye color of the individual, causes scars to emerge on
>> the body, and other radical physiological changes. And it all changes back
>> when that persona changes.
>>
>> A more romantic example is the link between two people in two different
>> faraday cages. I'll save that for another time, if anyone is interested. Of
>> course you can google such things.
>>
>> I don't think you guys meant to sound so absolute, but I did not want to
>> leave those comments hanging out there. And I thought this might be
>> interesting to some people.
>>
>> Victor
>>
>>
>>
>>> On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 8:29 AM, Neville <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> Humans are the only animals that have the power to think and reason,
>>> animals/reptiles/insects etc etc just do what they do by instinct without
>>> thinking or reasoning anything. Animals are prone to cancer so it doesn't
>>> follow that thought has anything to do with anything, however, if it makes
>>> people feel better or more positive about things then that's fine, let's
>>> face it, people need 'something' to believe in, animals etc don't need to
>>> believe in anything, they just are.
>>>
>>> Barry Lynes book "The Cancer Cure that Worked" explains the cancer virus
>>> and how it has the ability to morph into different shapes/forms. For
>>> decades the "experts?" considered only one form of cancer, {monomorhic},
>>> back in the 30's Rife and I believe Kendall proved this is not so, cancer
>>> virus is pleomorphic {changes shape/form}, and this is probably why so
>>> many cancers are missed early, because they don't know what to look for,
>>> and because you can't tell todays "experts?" anything they are probably
>>> still stuck in their Prehistoric thinking and in complete denial.
>>>
>>> It's a war out there today between those who truly understand research
>>> {they are pretty much an extinct species today} and those funded by a
>>> particular funding body who pay researchers to provide acceptable answers.
>>>
>>> Independant thinkers, those who have not and will not be conditioned and
>>> institutionalised by the system are a dying breed and are becoming more and
>>> more ostracised and ridiculed by the general public. If one doesn't 'toe
>>> the establishment line' then one will be forced to toe the line by
>>> legislation/coercion/emotional blackmail/guilt etc.
>>>
>>> N.
>>>
>>> Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2015 10:14:05 -0800
>>> Subject: Re: CS>Cancer being a virus
>>> From: ddarrin...@gmail.com
>>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>>>
>>> There is a theory that Cancer is accomplished by cells that normally die
>>> when new replacements are formed, fail to do so, thereby a doubling of
>>> cells at a given location.
>>> Called Apoptosis I believe or something like that.
>>> Would explain why it occurs in animals and has nothing to do with thought.
>>> Dave
>>
