Naturopathic Maine

Thoughts On Belief Here is something I shared with a dear friend who said it was helpful in her journey to discover her own spiritual truths. She graciously allowed me to share it with any of you who may find it helpful. There is no absolute truth in science or mathematics. Or if there is, I can't find it. But there is a five book mathematical treatise on an effort to exhaustively define the term "one." In physics, the most solid of the sciences, we are wrestling with the reality that likely 95% of the universe is made up of "dark matter" and "dark energy." More importantly, the laws of matter conservation are not maintained on a quantum level. Things do just appear and disappear. But that's completely irrelevant to your current internal struggle. Which I did myself, by the way. I think Descartes is interesting in that he made both the philosophy "I think, therefore I am" and the Cartesian plane we use in mathematics. One man impac

I apologize to those of you who have been confused by my sudden interest in promoting Viagra. It’s not me. It’s the Russian Mob using maloneymedical.com to rip people off. Yes, I’m taking legal action. But the law is slow and people are getting hurt and confused. (My current website is naturopathicmaine.com , but if you’re confused, just email me. Or use your phone for what it was intended and give me a call.) Please don’t assume I’ve decided that erectile dysfunction is my guiding passion going forward. Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction. In November of 2017, I stopped paying on maloneymedical.com . It was an old domain, and I foolishly thought because it had my own name in the title it would be worthless to anyone else. How wrong I was. Godaddy auctioned off my domain to the highest bidder. He took maloneymedical.com , added a fake copy of my old website using Wordpress, hosted the new fake website on Amazon, and tried to hide himself by using Godaddy’s evil twin D

I just finished writing a book on memory and dementia, and I have some good news and bad news. The good news is that we can do something about dementia. It's easy, straightforward, and we've only started to get a handle on it in the last ten years. The bad news is that we aren't going to be uploading our brains into computers any time soon. I know, smart guys in the tech world wander around talking about the singularity, the moment when computer brains will surpass human brains. They're wrong. Using existing technology, computers cannot equal a human brain. Not even close. To reach the power of the two pounds of wet, pink sponge in your head, we would need a thousand times the existing world wide web. All of it, in every country in the world, now a thousand times that computing power. Why? It's pretty simple. A computer is based on binary. An on/off switch like a light switch. It's either on or it's off. So a supercomputer is a huge room filled with