A logical approach to homeopathy based on scientific research
M Bastide, RP Halm · Allgemeine Homöopathische Zeitung · 2005 · Heft 05
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Zusammenfassung
“When the observed facts do not support a well established theory, the facts have to be accepted and the theory rejected.“ (Claude Bernard) One principle of homeopathy is the use of very high dilutions which cannot be explained by the mechanistic paradigm, the „well established theory“ of modern science. We propose an epistemological approach to homeopathy based on body information processes. Information is not an object but only its trace – mediation between object and receiver is required for a signal to be transmitted. Take, for example, the story of Robinson Crusoe who sees Friday's footprint in the sand but…