Indeed, at least not until his last decade when he seems to have realised the inevitability of his 1905 thought really was inevitable. Indeed,...
Why are qualia 'an illusion'? As Eddington put and Descartes and a whole lot of others pointed out they are the primary data we work with. We are...
But hang on, what is this 'result' in physics terms? And how do you know pain is felt in a 'pain centre'. I don't think many neuroscientists would...
Yes, but you are always predicting experiences. Think about it. That is just brute fact.
That is probably right. But I am talking about input signal to events that will also be drawing on memories and programs big time. I don't...
Yes, and I mean input signals - but input to the event of representation - which is somewhere deep in the brain but we are not sure where. We...
Well, if you accept that the equations of quantum theory are at least broadly valid then the partial randomness of all events is written right in...
I think we know that some doctors grossly under diagnose ME/CFS (a number do not ever diagnose it) and we know that some doctors are diagnosing it...
No, it is a way to be as safe and effective as possible. In all other walks of life we act on the basis of what is probable. It makes not sense...
They don't turn to the criteria in practice, and shouldn't. Doctors should not be interested in yes or no pigeonhole medicine. They should be...
There was a US study that found that a minority of people given a diagnosis by a doctor actually reckoned they fit criteria if I remember rightly....
The plans for factsheets are already the right approach I think. Medical education should provide reliable background information from which...
Well its only the Istanbul Medical Journal
They seem tone confusing the modern concept of fibromyalgia with the 1970s concept of 'fibrositis' - which was largely used to describe trapezius...
I have no idea who is behind these questions but they are entirely inappropriate as a clinical teaching tool. They are largely make believe. Real...
This is a nice exposition of the way we are taught now to think of things but the basic math of a world with three symmetrical dimensions...
Maybe that will teach 'top Yale scientists' to be a bit more cautious about tweeting their findings using these immuno-buzzwords. If you find some...
Yes, I did, because the 'electric field' is a component of the EM field. I don't see any reason for that to cause confusion. Whether or not...
Probably.
Was anyone suggesting that? I have rather lost track. Not necessarily. As you know electromagnetic field effects can be very frequency...
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