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Summary
This document appears to be page 146 of a larger compilation, likely a book or report summarizing scientific discussions (often associated with Epstein's Edge Foundation or similar gatherings). It summarizes the views of Farr Curlin on the philosophy of medicine and religion, and mentions a concluding essay by Ronald Thisted regarding 'invisible forces' and the 'social brain.' The document bears a House Oversight Committee Bates stamp.
People (2)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Farr Curlin | Author/Subject |
Meditates on the puzzle of medicine, arguing that religious values can humanize the practice.
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| Ronald Thisted | Author/Essayist |
Wrote a concluding essay reflecting on the threads of investigation and the 'network of inquiry.'
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A 'conversation' or 'network of inquiry' involving Curlin and Thisted, likely a scientific conference or collaborative publication.
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Relationships (1)
Both are featured in the same text describing a 'network of inquiry' and 'our conversation'.
Key Quotes (3)
"Religion is neither necessary nor sufficient for an individual to adhere to such values."Source
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"Curlin argues that religious values inform and nurture the human side by insisting that there must be a connection between physician and patient, acting as an often unrecognized invisible force that humanizes the practice of medicine."Source
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"The values of scientific inquiry lead to treating the objects of inquiries in just that way: as objects."Source
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