2022-08-03
We have featured the ideas of Dr Zach Bush previously but his ideas bear repetition.
As an IT man myself I have no particular insight into matters medical, but even in IT, as in all things, having an insight into the broader environment within which a particular system exists is pretty much essential for success.
Just as an aircraft designer won't produce a workable design without knowledge of the characteristics of the atmosphere, or a ship designer won't be successful without an understanding of how waves and weather work, so an IT systems designer won't produce a good system without an understanding of the information needs and personnel groupings and characteristics within which his specific IT system will have to operate.
So it comes as no surprise to me if the human body is intimately adapted with the environment in which it lives, and the healthy body may interact with and be essentially interdependent upon our natural world in all its aspects.
By far the best proponent of such a message is Dr Zach Bush, and I can think of no better man for the job:
"in the end, we are an amalgamation of life rather than a single species"
(91 minutes)
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