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Podcast 065 – How cultural myths persist!
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This is how cultural myths are able to persist. Years ago childhood labor was considered a valid economic necessity, and women were not smart enough to vote. The earth was flat and Blacks were not humans, they were considered animals and that’s how we justified slavery - and so forth and so on. All of these things, when we look back on them are considered nonsense, and we can’t really believe that we thought like that. Well, that’s how cultural myths work. It may interest you to know that we are in the middle of a cultural myth right now. Here it is: “The MD is God and is the only medical professional to be trusted. The MD knows what’s best for us. Everybody else is a back of the bus quack with substandard dangerous training.” In the first segment of today’s program I talked about how it is not the MDs job to cure the disease. It is the MDs job to exert a hostile takeover on the system of the human body as they attempt to manage the disease. The therapeutic intervention of the misguided MD must generate side effects. Because side effects are the result of forcing something to happen in the human body.
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