The Universal Antidote

There is no human knowledgeable enough to have avoided the inevitable experience of what has been labeled "a problem". There is no human prudent enough to spot all potential outcomes. Therefore as a result, there is indeed no human wise enough to avoid the path of a problem. Problems are the result of the misuse of one's will. A problem free world is a will free world. The only way to be free of problems is if everything was definite, and there was no possibility for change. But how can all things be definite if we have the ability to choose against what will make us problem free? It is wise to trust that the sun will rise the following morning after night falls because it has established consistency in its expression. It is also wise to have matured your trust in the act of converting water into ice by the reduction of temperature because again, this has been a consistent outcome. But is it wise to trust that your fellow friend will be there for you every time you need them ? I presume not. So as long as there is consistency in expression, the possibility of change is unlikely, and the outcome of prediction, given it supports the consistent expression will be guaranteed. In simplest terms, our inability to secure a singular and definite expression without change is the cause of our problems. This is the reason for distrust. You are less likely to trust a stranger because you have not been present to observe a consistency in a particular expression of behavior, so you are less likely to trust them because you are well aware of their ability to choose to do as they please, therefore rendering the free will of man kind, the root cause of all problems. Nevertheless, although it has been established that our will to choose, especially under the influence of ignorance has rendered the abilities of prudence in such regard limited, Wisdom however, can profit highly from the limitations of prudence to avoid the issues of ignorance. This is said to say, although we may not be able to avoid problems, we can surely solve them. So I hereby prescribe my words of wisdom, that is to say, I am offering the cure to all problems, the universal antidote, of which I have formulated as an answer to my riddle; My presence is the solution to all problems, and my absence is the cause, what am I? Ladies and Gentlemen, my name is Eastwood Bempoh, and I want to introduce to you, The universal antidote!

There is no human knowledgeable enough to have avoided the inevitable experience of what has been labeled "a problem". There is no human prudent enough to spot all potential outcomes. Therefore as a result, there is indeed no human wise enough to avoid the path of a problem. Problems are the result of the misuse of one's will. A problem free world is a will free world. The only way to be free of problems is if everything was definite and there was no possibility for change. But how can all things be definite if we have the ability to choose against what will make us problem free? It is wise to trust that the sun will rise the following morning after night falls because it has established consistency in its expression. It is also wise to have matured your trust in the act of converting water into ice by the reduction of temperature because again, this has been a consistent outcome. But is it wise to trust that your fellow friend will be there for you every time you need them ? I presume not. So as long as there is consistency in expression, the possibility of change is unlikely, and the outcome of prediction, given it supports the consistent expression will be guaranteed. In simplest terms, our inability to secure a singular and definite expression without change is the cause of our problems. This is the reason for distrust. You are less likely to trust a stranger because you have not been present to observe a consistency in a particular expression of behavior, so you are less likely to trust them because you are well aware of their ability to choose to do as they please, therefore rendering the free will of man kind, the root cause of all problems.Nevertheless, although it has been established that our will to choose, especially under the influence of ignorance has rendered the abilities of prudence in such regard limited, Wisdom however, can profit highly from the limitations of prudence to avoid the issues of ignorance. This is said to say, although we may not be able to avoid problems, we can surely solve them. So I hereby entail my words of wisdom, that is to say, I am offering the cure to all problems, the universal antidote, of which I have formulated as an answer to my riddle; My presence is the solution to all problems, and my absence is the cause, what am I? Ladies and Gentlemen, my name is E.K. Bempoh, and I want to introduce to you, The universal antidote! This book explains; *Bempoh's Pyramid of Problems (including the following below) *The 4 categories all problems fall under *The 2 realms problems come from *The 3 aspects of your being that are affected by problems *How to cure and prevent such problems(given you choose to remain consistent in certain dealings) *And much more! This book will help you overcome; *Fear *Sickness *Unforgiveness *And more!!

There is no human knowledgeable enough to have avoided the inevitable experience of what has been labeled "a problem". There is no human prudent enough to spot all potential outcomes. Therefore as a result, there is indeed no human wise enough to avoid the path of a problem. Problems are the result of the misuse of one's will. A problem free world is a will free world. The only way to be free of problems is if everything was definite, and there was no possibility for change. But how can all things be definite if we have the ability to choose against what will make us problem free? It is wise to trust that the sun will rise the following morning after night falls because it has established consistency in its expression. It is also wise to have matured your trust in the act of converting water into ice by the reduction of temperature because again, this has been a consistent outcome. But is it wise to trust that your fellow friend will be there for you every time you need them ? I presume not. So as long as there is consistency in expression, the possibility of change is unlikely, and the outcome of prediction, given it supports the consistent expression will be guaranteed. In simplest terms, our inability to secure a singular and definite expression without change is the cause of our problems. This is the reason for distrust. You are less likely to trust a stranger because you have not been present to observe a consistency in a particular expression of behavior, so you are less likely to trust them because you are well aware of their ability to choose to do as they please, therefore rendering the free will of man kind, the root cause of all problems. Nevertheless, although it has been established that our will to choose, especially under the influence of ignorance has rendered the abilities of prudence in such regard limited, Wisdom however, can profit highly from the limitations of prudence to avoid the issues of ignorance. This is said to say, although we may not be able to avoid problems, we can surely solve them. So I hereby entail my words of wisdom, that is to say, I am offering the cure to all problems, the universal antidote, of which I have formulated as an answer to my riddle; My presence is the solution to all problems, and my absence is the cause, what am I? Ladies and Gentlemen, my name is Eastwood Bempoh, and I want to introduce to you, The universal antidote! This book explains; *The Bempoh Quantification Tree of all Problems (including the following below) *The 4 categories all problems fall under *The 2 realms problems come from *The 3 aspects of your being that are affected by problems *How to cure and prevent such problems(given you choose to remain consistent in certain dealings) *And much more!! This book will help you overcome; *Fear *Sickness *Unforgiveness *And more!!

Antidotes provides up-to-date information on the development and clinical use of antidotes, their proposed mechanism of action, toxicity, availability and practical aspects of their clinical use. The antidotes discussed are primarily those either in current use, or under consideration or development. Some other compounds of mainly historical intere

The modern materialist approach to life has conspicuously failed to explain such central mind-related features of our world as consciousness, intentionality, meaning, and value. This failure to account for something so integral to nature as mind, argues philosopher Thomas Nagel, is a major problem, threatening to unravel the entire naturalistic world picture, extending to biology, evolutionary theory, and cosmology. Since minds are features of biological systems that have developed through evolution, the standard materialist version of evolutionary biology is fundamentally incomplete. And the cosmological history that led to the origin of life and the coming into existence of the conditions for evolution cannot be a merely materialist history, either. An adequate conception of nature would have to explain the appearance in the universe of materially irreducible conscious minds, as such. Nagel's skepticism is not based on religious belief or on a belief in any definite alternative. In Mind and Cosmos, he does suggest that if the materialist account is wrong, then principles of a different kind may also be at work in the history of nature, principles of the growth of order that are in their logical form teleological rather than mechanistic. In spite of the great achievements of the physical sciences, reductive materialism is a world view ripe for displacement. Nagel shows that to recognize its limits is the first step in looking for alternatives, or at least in being open to their possibility.

Antidotes to Toxins and Drugs: From Natural Sources to Drug Discovery in Toxicology presents recent advances in the discovery of natural antidotes to toxins, drug intoxications and overdoses in pharmacology, drug discovery and toxicology. The text provides detailed information about toxins and their natural antidotes, along with the identification and screening of antidotes for drug intoxications and overdoses. Written by a global team of experts, it describes the potential uses of natural products in toxicology and their applications in medicine and in the pharmaceutical sciences. This book will be a key resource for drug developers, medicinal chemists and toxicologists, among others.Sections shine a particular focus on mechanisms of action, various principles in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics terms, and possible sources and synthesis techniques for these phytochemicals. Details recent advances in the discovery of natural antidotes from medicinal plants and phytochemicals Includes advances in the discovery of antidotes to drug intoxications and overdoses Describes modern screening assays for toxins and drug intoxications Features information on recent advances in toxicology