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hi nice to be among you all it's

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interesting that so many of you I've

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already dealt with this topic in your

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own ways and I'm going to take a

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slightly different approach to the

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bureaucratic mind relating into the

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potential effects negative effects on

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physiologic health and so our Institute

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the Institute for therapeutic discovery

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we're in Richmond Virginia plus Albany

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New York with John McMichael we're

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interested in such things as energy

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medicine the Bankston healing project

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and the placebo response now when we're

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talking about the bureaucratic mind

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we're talking about pervasive

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connections throughout daily life it is

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defined here as a dynamic speaking to

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allow the organized perception and

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subsequently behave and so if we try to

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its characterized by status quo of

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stereotypical points of view condensed

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the thinking it's hard to get a metric

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on this or like even if it's a

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questionnaire because by designing that

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questionnaire by posing those problems

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of with a profile you're seeking to

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elicit you're actually defining the

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bureaucratic mind and so you're

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producing a bureaucratic situation and

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so you've obviously made about education

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and education of all kinds and it's

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upheld by authority of all kinds and so

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we'll get into the universal fallacies

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of logic in just a little bit so the

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characteristics of maintenance of a

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prefabricated mindset for the sole

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purpose of maintaining that specific

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mindset so it's rather in sexual

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incestuous in that regard and it

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excludes categorical thinking and

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categorical behavior and those branch

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all disciplines for example in politics

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global warming does not occur that's one

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example

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and philosophy of material based world

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is projected on to materialism

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definition of the philosophy in science

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the findings of science aren't used

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they're used to form a bureaucratic

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mindset rather than to advance science

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itself as a methodology of learning and

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in the corporate the free-market rules

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and in religion evolution does not occur

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and in fairness

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one might say another bureaucratic

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consideration would be saying that

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intelligent design is a bunch of hogwash

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so there's a flip and one could make the

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point that each and every one of these

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characteristics is political by nature

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because it involves humans coming

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together and struggling among themselves

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to see which point of view will arrive

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at a consensual agreement and that

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consensus is a hallmark of what we're

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dealing with here today as the

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bureaucratic mind now it has benefits

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societies institutions organizations are

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built on bureaucracy so I'm not trying

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to throw anything out the window here

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I'm just trying to gain an understanding

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and appreciation of the entire dynamic

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and so you have order purpose and

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meaning a worldview provides a world to

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view and then they give you a nation of

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laws that prevent anarchy and chaos

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there's no Mad Max scenario if you have

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a coherent society it gives you certain

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standards so no matter where in the

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world that you buy a music CD you're

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going to be able to go home and play

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that music CD and whatever technology

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you have at home

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the airline safety regulations and if

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you're on the road and you let's just

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say your favorite restaurant of your

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favorite restaurants at home is Ruby

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Tuesday's and you're

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3,000 miles away and there's a Ruby

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Tuesday the odds are you're going to get

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a meal that you can pretty much enjoy

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going to be comparable to the one at

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home so bureaucracy gives us all those

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things it gives us the logistics to hold

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a conference both on a general level and

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for the individual getting here the

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drawbacks philosophical conditioning

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thinking is held as the final reality

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and so you're again you're going to try

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to maintain that mindset and squash any

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of the opposition trying to change that

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particular mindset the fallacies of

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logic are universal that violates

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Universal fallacies of logic two of them

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being like say the bandwagon effect you

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say something is true just because

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everybody in your discipline or

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everybody in your circle of influence

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says it's true and in terms of authority

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a professor says something or an

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educator says something then that is

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true because that person that authority

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figure said it was true and it's held is

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true that's a violation of universal

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that's the universal fallacy of logic

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now we get in the legal morass that

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influences everything a will so position

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is more physicians are becoming more

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concerned about being sued rather than

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the practice the art and practice the

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art and craft of their practice and so

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they will prescribe they will over

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prescribe they'll do anything to remove

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any hint of litigation and I'm not

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saying every physician has it so I'm

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just trying to get some principles

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established and so in public education

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the curriculum is decided by

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governmental bodies that have their own

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set of rules regulations and laws all

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that comes together to form a coherent

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mindset but that coherent mindset

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typically goes unchallenged for a period

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of time its deferred to as its own

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authority it has its own life that tries

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to maintain itself and so upon

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now the causes it's a natural this is

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the natural effect of psychological

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closure so for example if you take a

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paragraph out of your favorite book and

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you Olympic you white out one word and

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you read that odds are most people are

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going to fill in that blank space

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they're not going to see the blank spot

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there it's a natural property and it's a

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universal and what it does is it

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constricts awareness survival membership

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and belonging I'm a personal fan of mild

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs refer to it

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constantly so in the deficit needs you

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have things such as survival you need to

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eat you need to find shelter there's a

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sense of belongingness that's part of

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the deficit needs now it's not when you

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get into your growth needs it's not that

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you get rid of your deficit needs you

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need to continue to eat most people do

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anyway the ideas you can suspend that

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drive to fulfill those needs in favor of

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growth advanced learning and a

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completely new sense of the word of the

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world and what's really interesting is

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consciousness defined as being there's

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I'm going to approach it as a state of

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beingness which is inherently beyond the

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bureaucratic mind because it does not

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support any other mindset it supports

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bureaucratic mind hinders individuation

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which is this process of going through

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deficit the growth needs that Maslow

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outlines the interesting thing about the

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individuated person is that individuated

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person is fully functional within

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society they do not become an outcast

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you know they do not position themselves

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above the crowd they are fully

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integrated but they have their own sense

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of where they are their own sense of

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purpose of meaning their own direction

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in life and they figure out a way to

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make that of value to society at large

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so it's a really interesting dynamic

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another one person write our article

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become habituated to bureaucratic life

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and that's the way it is and nobody

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overstatement challenges it and so we're

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caught in a vise now here's the

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suggestion and overly conditioned

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mindset produces undue stress and that

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constriction renders homeo dynamics out

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of whack so from a being perspective and

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ontological perspective being is a

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psychological state of homie on Emma's

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homeo dynamics being another more

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descriptive word of homeostasis and so

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if the body is fully functioning it is

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in a state of being physiologic homeo

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dynamics correlates with psychological

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homeo dynamics so homie I don't dynamics

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defined is a natural state evidenced by

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health psychological and physiological

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it is a complex it's dynamic it has

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multiple feedback systems an array of

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feedback systems that maintain that

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really intricate dance of balance it's a

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complexity based equilibrium so even

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you're talking about a complexity you're

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talking about different systems talking

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and dancing among each others so that

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complex arrangement goes into a state of

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complexity where all these feedback

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systems the regulatory systems they

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communicate to one another do they

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bounce off one another and the end

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always never in a state of rest so now

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about the epigenome epigenomic

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to date and so and it's I don't even

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say something wrong now each of these

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influences the others and here's a

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general view of it so you go from DNA

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a second histones form and they get

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tighter and tighter and tighter it's a

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protective influence of DNA to form the

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chromosomes again they're over here you

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protects the chromosome that thinking

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of DNA produces the proteins and

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produces everything about you that

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thinking is going out the window

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quite rapidly the idea being that to

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molecules they form a nucleus ohm this

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is an image of the DNA wrapping in and

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which nobody knows too much about those

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protein but there are different sizes my

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form they get tighter and tighter and

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chromatin has its own form of histone

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embryonic level the methylation for

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again it's remember differentiation and

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it's always at the CG

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basse the interesting thing about it is

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they know now DNA methylation is the

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best characterized part of the the

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epigenome today it's responsible for

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cellular memory processes and it's

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heritable and so one of the interesting

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things about it is that they've tracked

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it down to the f5 generation now they

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know it's gone at least five generations

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now environmental toxins produce epi

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mutations and so this is an example of

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an epi mutation down here it's just an

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irregular form on the pattern of DNA

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methylation island and that aberration

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influences genetic expression the

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expression of DNA so all of these work

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together and they form the entire

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epigenome forms a regulatory influence

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of what the DNA will be expressed

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without altering DNA structure and so

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it's turning everything on it's here and

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research in this regard so it just turns

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off the wrong genes turns on this and

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that it's attributed to cancer obesity

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for example a person can be morbidly

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obese diet and exercise won't do a darn

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thing and the reason that person knows

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beasts is because they have an aberrant

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methylation pattern plain and simple

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one researcher I talked to who

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attributes all diseases except we're not

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except for injury related diseases and

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infectious diseases attributes all other

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diseases to aberrant and methylation or

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epigenomic aberrations now here in terms

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of this talk the evidence indicates that

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psychosocial conditions can produce the

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stress that acts in the same way as an

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environmental toxin like an

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environmental poison exhaust fumes

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produce rapid changes in methylation

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patterns and so we're not talking about

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the occasional fight we're talking about

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a person being in a stressful ongoing

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situation that could produce an

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mutation which will affect health now

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let's shift gears and come at it from

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slightly different angles using the same

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thing a mindset affecting health and

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we'll go into placebo response defined

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is a psychological component delivering

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a therapeutic effect beyond natural

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history and spontaneous regression it is

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a restoration of homeo dynamics it's the

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same dynamics pertain to nocebo response

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where all these some condition produces

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a state of ill health or a state of

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disease recibo are no responses stem

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from active psychosocial processes such

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as conditioning and expectation some

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form of learning and education goes into

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producing those states of expectancy of

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those states of conditioning and there

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as well as being mediated by so

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psychosocial conditions they're

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modulated by states of learning and

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education and so it's affects the

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internal and external environments where

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there's psychological conditions and

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there could be the plaques on the wall

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which brings us back to Authority so if

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you're in a doctor's office and they're

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getting more adept on employing the

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placebo response as a mode of therapy

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now the plaques on the wall could very

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well support and help that position

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bring his authority his or her authority

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to bear to Plews the seat up receiver

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response now they form strong social and

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individual stereotypes again that's a

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hallmark of how we're characterizing the

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bureaucratic mind

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for example prozac is more effective in

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the United States than in Western Europe

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and volume is better in France and

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Belgium in the US and here's where it

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gets fun blue pills are better than red

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pills for tranquilizers placebo type

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pills except for in Italian men who

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associate blue with the national soccer

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team so it kind of revs them up a little

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bit now what's really interesting big

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farmers really got wind of this they're

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studying it quite hard and all of this

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goes in

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the geography of clinical trials

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selection to enhance the success rate of

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so mine meaning in the violent the

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pre-brew the placebo response has been

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turned to meaning response meaning is

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learned I tend to look at the placebo

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response as a learned response and

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meaning being part of that but if you

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remember that search your meaning it's

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not only part of the bureaucratic

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mindset it's also part of Maslow's

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hierarchy so the placebo response has

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now been validated by science and

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mainstream literature what's happening

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more people are becoming aware of it

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more people who begin educating to it

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enrolling that in a trial has an

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automatic effect if you think if the

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trial subject thinks they are in the

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placebo group they are going to have a

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better response while taking placebo the

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placebo response and trials is

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increasing and what is really

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interesting is that even if you're being

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told you're given placebo it doesn't

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matter you're going to respond

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therapeutically to being told you're

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only being given placebo because people

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know of the power behind placebo now so

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we get into the problem of metrics that

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we talked about briefly it's like an

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it's a frontier field in terms of Bill

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bangtan's project the idea it might

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produce an avenue of inquiry examine a

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psychological posture his for the

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healers posture in relation to in turn

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intentionality and how these parlay into

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healing so the our Institute is then

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our b-tree labs with John McMichael

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addressed yesterday is approaching the

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problem of the ax bioenergy and so

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personally I know this is we're all in

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this one is I think Bill enters a

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meditative state we've already dealt

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with that he emits depending upon how

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you model it he emits a homeo dynamic

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signal that produces the healing court

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his consciousness and a psychological

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homeo dynamic state is read by the

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Healey self-selects what is required out

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of that broadband signal and the healing

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occurs so that brings us into modeling

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which is an effect of the bureaucratic

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mind and produces the bureaucratic money

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and given that I have 30 seconds left

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we'll end it there so it ends I'd like

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to contribute

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[Applause]

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thank you ken you ended it definitely

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early so we'll bring some people up

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Julie really really interesting thank

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you did you see my presentation pardon

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me did you see my presentation and I

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enjoyed it okay because I have a

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question relates in the mainstream

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literature this connection between

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childhood trauma and physical disease

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they their proposed mechanism is a

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trauma creates risky behaviors so the

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people become alcoholic and they you

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know they take risks do you think I

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don't think that it at all do you think

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that it could be this epigenetic

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methylation that's that's turning trauma

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into disease based on what I've read I

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would say why not yeah if you have it's

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rooted in a physiology now and it brings

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in things such as you addressed and it's

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relating that the things such as obesity

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such as cancer that who heretofore

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banned thought have occurred from all

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these different variations and are going

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because a person inherited an epi

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mutation that inheritance produced the

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disease no matter the structure of their

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actual DNA so I think it's really

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fascinating I would say yeah yeah

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because it's the psychological event and

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it's creating this physical thing so

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there has to be something physical and I

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never I didn't have an idea but I think

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it might indeed be that methylation so

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thank you so much you you made my link

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in my hypothesis go for it yes sir yes

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I'm an organizational sociologist

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and basically have spent a fair amount

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of my adult life concentrating on the

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organizational climate and I

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distinguished three the one you're

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mostly talking about it's what I call a

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pathological climate it's typically

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characterized by leaders whose number

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one interest is feathering their own

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nest a pathological climate is often

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what people refer to as a toxic climate

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that's a wonderful book on this is

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called the no policy it's really

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interesting the second one the

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bureaucratic climate has effects that

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are intermediate between that and the

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other one what I call a generative

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climate so I will give you a paper that

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I wrote I have some papers on this but

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the interesting thing is that

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pathological climates typically produce

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physical illness

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I mean people literally get sick on the

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way to work that's how you know you have

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a toxic environment yeah it was one of

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my students who told me that his father

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was an auto worker basically had

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terrible problems just driving to work

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because he was so afraid of what was

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going to happen during the day a

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generative climate tends to produce the

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opposite response people are excited

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about the work they do they're

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interested they're energized and so

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forth it's not terribly surprising that

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many of the high performance

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organizations have a generative climate

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and I did a big study of the China Lake

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naval weapons center which interesting

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enough had extraordinary generative

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climate so if you're interested in this

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I'll give you a paper but anybody else

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is instan I've got charts and things

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like that ok I'm very interested thank

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you for the paper and be thank you for

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presenting the flipside to the ill

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health partner yeah well but I see that

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that the thing is did you go from

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pathological to generative there's a

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huge range of responses that are all

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oh yes so I've to two comments one I'd

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like to hear a little bit more about the

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environmental toxins in the in the DNA

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and secondly even I found an old Journal

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article talking about from a French

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journal about 200 years ago talked about

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legal medicine and 50 years ago a Cuban

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was saying well when you get to two

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together disaster results and so

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somebody preceded you on that one

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I appreciate that in terms of the

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environmental toxins that's very

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interesting

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BPA's the chemicals that go into making

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all kinds of plastic leech they Lita's

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into the water so if you buy a bottle of

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water you're getting BPA's they are

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firmly established to producing

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epimutations they have the research

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relating BPA's to cancer is extensive

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there has been studies that show by

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driving in heavily exhaust areas on the

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road within seven days your methylation

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patterns will change to an aberrant

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profile the there's an assortment of

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toxins their environment fuel so if you

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ran an airport you're exposing yourself

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that is known and documented to produce

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a few mutations so it is kind of a

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horrible thing and that goes hand in

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hand with global warming which again

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doesn't occur the and so the the remedy

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to that one remedy for the psychological

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state they all work together as was

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pointed out is meditation because

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meditation goes into its Addie

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automatisation response which by its

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