Why Inclusion requires Diversity of Views?
Hendrika Kuffar
While the old fashion corruption is easy to detect, modern
is supported by those with the authority in public and private institutions.
The exclusivity that gives the power to the few to make the decision that
benefits the few is part of the problem. For example, pharmaceutical companies
bribe and fund the creation and distribution of materials that help them to
profit from miseducation [5].
Pharmacists dispense pharmaceutical drugs to people. Medical
physicians and psychiatrists diagnose and prescribe medications given a set of
symptoms. They treat the effect instead of addressing the problems. While
pharmaceutical drugs for acute disease can aid self-healing, the drugs for
chronic and mental disorders do not cure.
You see, as human beings, we have mechanisms to self-heal
and regenerate cells. Our inner and external worlds influence our autonomic
nervous systems. Psyche is an invisible non-material inner world. Thoughts,
feelings, and beliefs are all invisible that change given a set of contributing
factors. The effect of the invisible energy of uncontrollable emotions is
visible on our material body. The brain and heart are part of our material body
and world.
If you treat symptoms of mental and chronic disorders
without addressing the underlying issues, the problem persists. In fact, the
cumulative effect of toxicity of prescribed drugs cause damage to organs and
tissues in the long run in individuals who develop overdependency. It is also
fair to say the drugs do not address the imbalances because the disorders
persist.
In other words, the profit-centric model to temporarily
suppress the symptoms is not health care. The number of people with mental and
chronic disorders continues to increase. Having said that, repeat customers for
life maximize the profit of pharmaceutical companies.
Pharmaceutical companies find ways to avoid criminal
liabilities for their irresponsible behaviors that increase more disorders. For
lack of humanity, the decision makers of pharmaceutical companies overprice
medications in developed countries to increase their profit margin. The
taxpayers fund early research of insight used by big pharma. Pharmaceutical
companies also lobby for the government to use taxpayers' money to pay for
them. Double or multiple dipping after licking fingers is not good.
The harsh reality is corrupted minds of abusers of power
increase inequities. They influence the corruption in pharmaceutical and other
institutions [1][2][3] and vice versa. Big pharma funded about 66.67% of
congress campaigns in the US [6]. They also bribe the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA). More than 50% of the FDA budget comes from big pharma. US
National Institutes of Health (NIH) got its share of the pie for COVID-19
vaccines [8]. They do not do pro bono.
Moderna and Pfizer got the approval to create vaccines
earlier than other companies in developed countries. They were also more news
to indicate that messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccines were more effective
than others. However, the mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna contained
polyethylene glycol (PEG). Some things disrupt our endocrine and other body
systems.
According to Naomi Wolf [4], Pfizer documents analysis by a
panel of experts indicate the vaccine causes 16% of reproductive disorders and
other problems. I got the COVID-19 vaccine in 2021. But the virus mutates. The
booster does not provide much immunity to the mutations.
The people with the power of authority continue to promote
the boosters. Like in other cases, most people do not have sufficient and
unbiased information to make informed decisions. The diverse perspectives will
allow us to understand the problems and possible effective solutions. Avoiding
projects that increase injustices make more sense.
Conclusion
We need new trustworthy systems. Resilient systems with
integrity, transparency, and accountability are necessary to advance humanity.
The problem is human beings created economic theories and systems based on a
misunderstanding of the nature of things. But we have the power to address
systemic issues to improve well-being. Using our power to make a positive
difference is necessary for human beings to live well.
Rigorously evaluating diverse perspectives can help to see
things for what they are. Please share your views in the comment section below.
Equally important, talk with leaders in your local community, city, region, and
nation. Let them know about your concerns and possible solutions to address the
problems. If possible, get others to sign the petition to influence a change.
References:
[1] https://www.americanprogress.org/article/big-pharma-reaps-profits-hurting-everyday-americans/
[2] https://ethics.harvard.edu/pharmaceutical-industry-institutional-corruption-and-public-health
[3] https://www.transparency.org.uk/publications/corruption-in-the-pharmaceutical-sector
[4] https://dailyclout.io/category/campaigns/pfizer-documents-analysis/
[5] https://www.madinamerica.com/2022/03/pharmaceutical-industry-corruption-goes-beyond-conflicts-interest/
[6] https://www.statnews.com/feature/prescription-politics/federal-full-data-set/
[9] https://www.factcheck.org/2021/05/the-wuhan-lab-and-the-gain-of-function-disagreement/
[10] https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/05/18/fact-checking-senator-paul-dr-fauci-flap-over-wuhan-lab-funding/