Re: [H] Did homeopathy kill Steve Jobs, founder of Apple

On Dec 18, 2011, at 8:48 PM, John Harvey wrote:

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> Shannon, you have the time to say all this but not, so you say, to
> acknowledge or deny that homoeopathic method depends on homoeopathic
> principle,

I did that. Years ago. Assumed you would remember, sorry.
I will say again, that is something we agree on.
Next problem?

> employing which excludes the possibility of polypharmacy.

Done that too.
... assumption is that *the* relevant remedy which acts, and that the
other ones do nothing.
Yes I realize that is a disputed point.
Yes I realize that Hahnemann specified to use only one remedy at a time.

Combo chosen by a more-or-less superficial application of homeopathic
principles.

Next?

> What can I say? Unless this point is explicitly made clear between
> us as a point of either agreement or difference, all the other
> complications can only add confusion and waste time. It's a sad
> waste.

Yep.
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> Please enjoy the season.

You too!

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> Cheers --
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> John
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> On 19 December 2011 13:42, Shannon Nelson <shannonnelson@tds.net>
> wrote:
> Nope, it's more a matter of available time and patience.
> Also, saying things once or a few times, to someone for whom it
> might be useful to, is great.
> But repeating myself for the sake of exercise, I just don't have it
> in me.
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> I used to have more time available, and I used to think we might
> find more points of agreement and/or information--but instead the
> things we *do* agree on, get lost in the clutter. For that I lack
> both motivation and time at this point.
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> Nothing personal; I have often enjoyed your fortitude and
> dedication. It's just a different season now. So--
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> Cheers!
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> On Dec 18, 2011, at 8:36 PM, John Harvey wrote:
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>> I notice that you can chase endless complications happily forever
>> as long as they don't confront you with the simple requirement to
>> compare knowledge of the medicine's pathogenesis with knowledge of
>> the patient's derangement, with all that that requirement entails.
>> Once we reach such a point in the endless jackrabitting, you
>> invariably find yourself too short of time to respond. It's amazing.
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>> When you do have time to dip back into discussion, a simple,
>> relevant response to my last post, under the subject line
>> Penicillin, would be helpful. Thanks, Shannon, and I wish you a
>> thoughtful holiday.
>>
>> John
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> "And if care became the ethical basis of citizenship? Our
> parliaments, guided by such ideas, would be very different places."
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> —Paul Ginsborg, Democracy: Crisis and Renewal, London: Profile, 2008.
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