Sayings By Chencius Sino

( 4. Effectiveness Is Precisely Scientificity .4.2 )

 

 

 

 

38. We should also face up to the relationships 

between various knowledge:

 

 

38.1. Knowledge is accumulated, not grown in 

a one-dimensional or linear manner.

 

Namely, the establishment of new knowledge 

does not necessarily completely negate 

existing knowledge.

 

For example, Newton invented calculus, but 

calculus cannot deny the four operations 

of addition, subtraction, multiplication 

and division that elementary school pupils 

have learned.

 

Using western medicine knowledge to 

completely negate TCM knowledge is 

just a foolish thing that some doctors 

of western medicine have a special 

preference for.

 

Actually, it is quite ridiculous.

 

 

38.2、There may be surface conflicts 

between certain knowledge relationships, 

but in reality, their connotations are 

unified.

 

For example, penicillin may be life-saving 

for some patients but deadly for others, 

which is an obvious contradiction.

 

But we cannot completely deny the value 

of penicillin because of this, for example, 

Western medicine has already explained 

this contradiction well with the term 

"Drug allergy".

 

The gang of pseudo scholars who always 

want to ruin TCM have never been so 

rational about our Chinese medicine ! 

 

They only use the excuse that 

"Traditional Chinese medicine is 

toxic" to deceive or scare patients .

 

And at the same time, "Drug allergy" 

has become A widely used scapegoat 

by the doctors of western medicine !

 

Is this fair to patients ?

 

Is this responsible to the patient ?

 

 

 

38.3. Knowledge is essentially just a 

tool, so, only the use of knowledge 

in good faith can produce positive 

effects, otherwise it may be a 

deception.

 

TCM can effectively treat various 

diseases, which is supported by 

numerous examples, and such 

actual cases are often reported 

on television stations.

 

 

38.3. Knowledge is essentially just a 

tool, so, only the use of knowledge in 

good faith can produce positive effects, 

otherwise it may be a deception.

 

TCM can effectively treat various diseases, 

which is supported by numerous examples, 

and such actual cases are often reported 

on television stations.   

 

Some doctor of western medicine are 

unable to explain all of these facts, 

so they firmly deny all of the facts. 

 

They always ask maliciously:

 

Why can TCM treat diseases ?

 

But in fact, we don't need to pay any 

attention to such malicious behavior.

 

So, it can be inferred that our understanding 

of knowledge should be rational and objective, 

otherwise we may deceive ourselves. 

 

Because  knowledge can only have a positive 

effect when applied rationally, correctly 

and with good intentions.