The Unified Theory of the Nervous System
and Behavior
Cognitive Philosophy /Brain Theory by Steven Michael Harris
The high costs of medical treatment create an incentive for people to feel the need to spend their money on insurance coverage.
If an inexpensive cure was discovered for treating a wide-array of different disorders, the insurance companies would need to lower their premiums as fewer people would feel as much need for insurance.
So even if a cheap cure to a large number of different problems would mean fewer expenditures for the insurance companies, a cheap cure would also mean less business for the insurance companies.
It is in the insurance companies’ best interests for medical costs to keep rising within reach of their ability to keep raising premiums. Yes, insurance companies must spend more when medical costs rise, but their service only has value to their customers when medical expenses are out of their customers' reach.
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Many of the problems of medicine, biology, psychology and philosophy require an understanding of the basic mathematical principles behind how the nervous system does what it does to achieve function and experience, and that mathematics is not explained using narrowly-focused statistics. Understanding how this math works will be the tool for the discovery of many answers of great importance to humanity. The case for this concept and the offering of an explanation of this kind of math is made in the many essays of this website.
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This website and the podcasts of Everyone's Revolution explain how the brain creates the mind, but many side issues must be resolved in order to teach this material. Once you realize that the "hard problems" are really the first problems to be answered, you then have a tool for changing all of science and medicine by explaining a massive number of discoveries that will fall into line in order to unify the evidence. All of the evidence is good. The interpretations of the evidence are mistaken in many cases. For ten years now there have been new discoveries of evidence that all move in the direction of supporting this theory (or this school of many theories) and its predictions. Quite a few people have started to pay attention to this theory as well.
