FDA Regulators Using Legal Trickery...

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Hello Folks

 

I wanted to comment of the FDA's mindset. In general, Western science has

seemed to work to excommunicate spirit in the name of scientific purity. Some

define science in " objective " terms (e.g., using Karl Popper's falsification

principle), and then they move to declare complementary medicine as

pseudo-science.

 

This is a very disturbing trend. To combat this trend is why I wrote my book,

" Trinity: the Scientific Basis of Vitalism and Transcendentalism. "

 

What's it about? In the nutshell, I am saying that Trinity is a

vitalistically-felt life principle that sources the transcendental. The tensions

are

indicated by what is felt, and by feeling's rationalization. Trinity is

sense-certain and has no explanation based on cause-and-effect, yet this

sense-certainty

unifies quantum mechanics with general relativity given that quantum gravity

also slips away into the transcendent. The general principle is that unity is

discovered in what is found starkly incomplete, by reason of its incompleteness.

Trinity as a life principle impacted our evolution, as that which is felt

needs no reason for its being. Therefore, Trinity unifies Darwinism with

intelligent design (i.e., Trinity did not evolve, and design implicates

Trinity), and

gone are the heated conflicts that are shown to exists only in the mind. The

new science of Trinity is a meta-science.

 

The new meta-science is friendly to complementary medicine. And I trying to

do my part in making the new meta-science a reality, without " trickery " . This

effort is needed if the FDA is to broaden their views. As it is well into the

month of May I missed the FDA's comment period (ending April 30), but the book

is now out and can be used in future struggles.

 

Sincerely, Stephen P. Smith, author of " Trinity "

 

P.S. To see book displayed,

connect to the i-Universe bookstore, and search ISBN=978-0-595-42023-0:

http://www.iuniverse.com/bookstore/

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Stephen, the FDA did extend their comment period for a month. You have

time to respond.

 

Toni

 

On 5/7/07, hucklebird <hucklebird wrote:

>

>

>

>

> Hello Folks

>

> I wanted to comment of the FDA's mindset. In general, Western science has

> seemed to work to excommunicate spirit in the name of scientific purity.

> Some

> define science in " objective " terms (e.g., using Karl Popper's

> falsification

> principle), and then they move to declare complementary medicine as

> pseudo-science.

>

> This is a very disturbing trend. To combat this trend is why I wrote my

> book,

> " Trinity: the Scientific Basis of Vitalism and Transcendentalism. "

>

> What's it about? In the nutshell, I am saying that Trinity is a

> vitalistically-felt life principle that sources the transcendental. The

> tensions are

> indicated by what is felt, and by feeling's rationalization. Trinity is

> sense-certain and has no explanation based on cause-and-effect, yet this

> sense-certainty

> unifies quantum mechanics with general relativity given that quantum

> gravity

> also slips away into the transcendent. The general principle is that unity

> is

> discovered in what is found starkly incomplete, by reason of its

> incompleteness.

> Trinity as a life principle impacted our evolution, as that which is felt

> needs no reason for its being. Therefore, Trinity unifies Darwinism with

> intelligent design (i.e., Trinity did not evolve, and design implicates

> Trinity), and

> gone are the heated conflicts that are shown to exists only in the mind.

> The

> new science of Trinity is a meta-science.

>

> The new meta-science is friendly to complementary medicine. And I trying

> to

> do my part in making the new meta-science a reality, without " trickery " .

> This

> effort is needed if the FDA is to broaden their views. As it is well into

> the

> month of May I missed the FDA's comment period (ending April 30), but the

> book

> is now out and can be used in future struggles.

>

> Sincerely, Stephen P. Smith, author of " Trinity "

>

> P.S. To see book displayed,

> connect to the i-Universe bookstore, and search ISBN=978-0-595-42023-0:

> http://www.iuniverse.com/bookstore/

>

> **************************************

> See

> what's free at http://www.aol.com.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Stephen,

 

Your e-mail about Trinity boggled my brain and I hope that as I learn more I

will be able to understand the concept you are presenting.

 

I don't even know if this comment is relevant, but I keep hearing on the

radio that the US Gov't (FDA) is frowning upon Americans using Canadian

drugs.

 

This really makes me mad as it is ridiculous of them to imply that Canadians

aren't smart enough to produce useable drugs.

 

It's just their way of keeping the monopoly on overpriced (and I mean

overpriced!)drugs.

 

 

~Leese, off to re-read your post.

 

 

 

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On Behalf Of hucklebird

Monday, May 07, 2007 3:00 PM

 

Re: Re: FDA Regulators Using Legal Trickery...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello Folks

 

I wanted to comment of the FDA's mindset. In general, Western science has

seemed to work to excommunicate spirit in the name of scientific purity.

Some

define science in " objective " terms (e.g., using Karl Popper's falsification

 

principle), and then they move to declare complementary medicine as

pseudo-science.

 

This is a very disturbing trend. To combat this trend is why I wrote my

book,

" Trinity: the Scientific Basis of Vitalism and Transcendentalism. "

 

What's it about? In the nutshell, I am saying that Trinity is a

vitalistically-felt life principle that sources the transcendental. The

tensions are

indicated by what is felt, and by feeling's rationalization. Trinity is

sense-certain and has no explanation based on cause-and-effect, yet this

sense-certainty

unifies quantum mechanics with general relativity given that quantum gravity

 

also slips away into the transcendent. The general principle is that unity

is

discovered in what is found starkly incomplete, by reason of its

incompleteness.

Trinity as a life principle impacted our evolution, as that which is felt

needs no reason for its being. Therefore, Trinity unifies Darwinism with

intelligent design (i.e., Trinity did not evolve, and design implicates

Trinity), and

gone are the heated conflicts that are shown to exists only in the mind. The

 

new science of Trinity is a meta-science.

 

The new meta-science is friendly to complementary medicine. And I trying to

do my part in making the new meta-science a reality, without " trickery " .

This

effort is needed if the FDA is to broaden their views. As it is well into

the

month of May I missed the FDA's comment period (ending April 30), but the

book

is now out and can be used in future struggles.

 

Sincerely, Stephen P. Smith, author of " Trinity "

 

P.S. To see book displayed,

connect to the i-Universe bookstore, and search ISBN=978-0-595-42023-0:

http://www.iunivers <http://www.iuniverse.com/bookstore/> e.com/bookstore/

 

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