--- In cfntherapy@yahoogroups.com, "Ken Batts" <ken@k...> wrote:
> --- In cfntherapy@yahoogroups.com, "Will" <will_g_davidson@y...> wrote:
In other words,
> > neurosis can be explained through the general adaptability of
> > brain mechanisms

> The "in other words," section above sounds off though. That's like saying lung
cancer in
> smokers can be explained through the general adaptibility of lung mechanisms.
Yes but
> mainly no! Focussing on the lungs blinds us to the obvious truth that lung
cancer is
> caused by smoking. Analogously, neurosis is caused by outrageously bad
information,
to
> which no brain could be expected to adapt.
>
> Ken

Or maybe I'm misinterpreting the text. Does it mean that neurosis is caused when
the
information is too faulty for the brain to adapt to healthfully? If that's what
they mean, I
agree. I suppose I could read the whole paper.....

Ken