0n (09 Jan 08) Roger Nelson wrote to Cindy Haglund...

CH> I know a lot can be learned but so far as I know nothing that isn't
CH> known already while the person as alive, and the info never seems to
CH> help anybody in the way of prevention/cure of common aliments.

 RN> I wonder if anyone really does.


I do not totally 'get it' why so many people express aversion to
prevention. They seem to think of it as control freaking. The same way
some folks think of setting limits/boundaries and establising positive
discipline is 'controlling'. Wait! What's wrong with that? Control
does not have to be mean/cruel coercive and the best kind of it stars
with the self. Maybe that is my answer. Seems most folks would rather
attempt to control others than start with their own behavior as an
example that in fact would have far greater influence then the typical
do as I say not as I do hypocrisy we see so endemic today.

I wish I could make this humorous but hmm. Well I'll try later :)

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 RN> CGI and finding out why a cadaver got to its state are two vastly
 RN> different things.  In order for CGI to work, you'd have to input
 RN> information you couldn't hope to get except from the cadaver.


 Who cares though ohw it got that way if knowing isn't going to hlep
the living who would refuse to NOT do what what got the cad that
way. For example even when people drop dead of lung cancer ... as
autopsies show due to cigarattes, doesn't seem to stop people who want
to die of lung cancer does it.

I'm not saying the info isn't useful but now that we know it we don't
need to keep proving it. I think more useful info is found with living tissue
anyway.

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CH> I'm recalling a Open heart surgery film wherein the surgeon , after
CH> the surgery held q/a session with those High School students who had
CH> observed the surgery. One student asked: What is it you like least
CH> about surgery.

CH> The surgeon said: The smell.

 RN> Nice.

 Well it is true.. the reason is the iron and salt in the blood. The bitter
sour salty smell is the blood.

Cindy

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