Separating Science and Therapy

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When science and therapy are administered under the same banner, there is a conflict of interest. While scientists should inform policy based on their findings, combining science and therapy, such as in psychology, leads to a flawed understanding of connecting human psychology with neurobiology. Understanding the brain's gross anatomy and neuron functioning doesn't mean we can effectively treat patients solely based on neurobiology and neurochemistry.

Bret talks to Phil Harper on his recent trip to the UK. They discuss the process of truth seeking and how our present dark age affects it.

Find Phil on X: @phillyharper (https://twitter.com/phillyharper)
Find Phil on Substack: https://philharper.substack.com/

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