Sixty-One Questions and Answers for New Knowledge and New Thinking in the Twenty-First Century: The Past, Present, and Future of Humankind; the Challenge Issues of Medicine, Science, Religion, and Politics for the Global Mind
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The origin of living things (plants and animals),
Intelligent design/God theory vs. Charles Darwins evolutionary theory,
How to lose weight without spending any money,
The United States health care system,
Middle East peace talks-new ideas and new thinking,
How to solve terrorism, and the war problems,
New role for the United Nations to play in twenty-first century,
New role for CIA to play in each country.
In each chapter, he raises the most important issues confronting human life around the world, and then gives the direct and practical answers. Sixty-One Questions and Answers for New Knowledge and New Thinking in the Twenty-First Century covers many diverse and interesting subjects. You will gain new knowledge and learn many new ideas. These new ideas are very practical and offer direct answers to all the unrealistic concepts and misinformation spread in the past thousand years.
Charles H. Chen MD
Charles H. Chen, MD is a board-certified obstetrician/gynecologist who has been in private practice in southern California for over thirty years. He was chairman of the OB/GYN department in a mid-size regional hospital in southern California. He has been very involved in the health care system in the United States.
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Sixty-One Questions and Answers for New Knowledge and New Thinking in the Twenty-First Century - Charles H. Chen MD
Sixty-One Questions and
Answers for New Knowledge
and New Thinking in the
Twenty-First Century
The Past, Present, and Future of Humankind;
the Challenging Issues of Medicine, Science,
Religion, and Politics for the Global Mind
Charles H. Chen, MD
iUniverse, Inc.
New York Bloomington
Sixty-One Questions and Answers for New Knowledge
and New Thinking in the Twenty-First Century
The Past, Present, and Future of Humankind; the Challenging Issues
of Medicine, Science, Religion, and Politics for the Global Mind
Copyright © 2010 Charles H. Chen, MD
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Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1 Medicine and Human Health
• How to lose weight without spending any money
• Bing Chong Kou Ru (disease from mouth entry)
• Good fats and good carbohydrates vs. bad fats and bad carbohydrates
• Important information about menstruation for young girls or women
• Where cancer came from and how it can kill you1
• Sex and human relationship
Chapter 2 Science
• Where God came from and where original universe camefrom
• Intelligent Design/God theory vs. Darwin’s Evolutionary theory
• Where original living things (plants and animals) came from
• Is reincarnation of human being possible?
• Where are the original viruses coming from? Does God create viruses to harm humans?
• How the cloning of organisms works and how old the cloned organism is
• What are stem cells, and how do they work?
• Are embryonic stem cells very similar to the origin of life on Earth?
• Is it possible to recreate the big bang in modern time?
Chapter 3 Religion
• What is the human soul? Will it become immortal after the body dies?
• How to defi ne the human being0
• Is there a real, one God? Can we solve the religious confl ict among the people all over the world?
Chapter 4 Politics
• Why is the United States healthcare system in a crisis? How do we to fi x it?
• Why are we always having wars? Can we solve this unsolved problem?
• Are congressional hearings the right forum for members of congress to debate president proposals and other important legislations?.
Chapter 5 Social Issues
• Why are mother and father fi gures so important to family, society, and the country? Is it a good idea to set up educational programs for parents?
• Why gun control is so diffi cult to settle?
• Where are the ideal places for people to live on Earth? Which countries are the ideal countries for peoples of the world to learn?
Chapter 6 International Affairs
• Th e United Nations as a democratic model for promoting peace in the twenty-fi rst century
• How do we to solve the problem encountered in peace talks, especially those seen between Israel and Palestine?
• Is it unnecessary for the United States and China to build huge military forces?
• New concepts and procedures to settle peace talks between China and Taiwan.
• New, innovative process to solve confl icts among all nations in the twenty-fi rst century
• Can the power of new knowledge and new thinking change
the future course of human well-being
Conclusion
Bibliography
Preface
In the twenty-first century, there are some serious problems facing human lives worldwide. Are there any new ideas that can solve these problems? Obviously, those new ideas have not presented themselves to the world leaders in the past, and people all over the world have been affected consequently.
I was amazed and disturbed to see that people were shouting at each other during town hall meetings for the healthcare reform in July and August of 2009. Many people do not have true and accurate knowledge about the healthcare system, but they used hearsay, superficial and partial knowledge, and untrue information to argue their points. In fact, their points and arguments were mainly against their own current healthcare benefits, but they didn’t know that. It can be very dangerous to a society and country if hearsay knowledge fuels massive, widespread events. Not only do individuals not understand the complex healthcare system, but they also are not willing to listen and obtain accurate information about the issue at hand. If this is the way of life in our society, then we are in big trouble in the years to come.
There are many easy access points to obtain information and find knowledge quickly through all sorts of the media, such as books, magazines, TV talk shows, and radio broadcasts; however, it can be very difficulty to differentiate between the true and the untrue information out there. Yet, it is very important to know the unquestioned facts.
In the twenty-first century, it’s good that people of the world can communicate with each other quickly through information technology. The bad news is, however, that some people still follow the wrong path and repeat the same mistakes that others have committed in the past thousand years worldwide. Modern human thinking and inherited behavior have changed little in a sociological way. Essentially, they have not caught up with the fast progress of technology. There was WWI, and then there was WWII. Now, there is terrorism all over the world. In my opinion, the terrorist attacks are actually worse than WWI and WWII, because they are unpredictable and because we don’t know when they will end. Do humans really want to continue down this dangerous path?
The time has come for we, the people of the world,
to begin building our beautiful, blue planet Earth into a paradise for humans to live on. But how can we accomplish this goal? New, deep knowledge and new thinking can spread quickly to the various peoples of the world via information technology. Indeed, not only the leaders of each country but also their people need to gain the new knowledge contained in this book to change their way of thinking in order to make Earth a better place to live.
The secretary of the United Nations undoubtedly plays the major role in the promotion of world peace for the current or future secretary. The two major current international issues facing people of the world today are the following: (1) the peace talks between Israel and Palestine, and (2) the China and Taiwan military confrontation and peace talks. My proposals in this book may definitely help facilitate the resolution of these peace talks. The secretary has never thought about these ideas before, but they could very well bring world peace without placing too much of a heavy burden on his shoulders. Indeed, this will save huge sums of money, preserve human lives, and more importantly, quell the hatred between different people that has persisted over many generations.
There are two sentences that have been taught in the grammar schools of all Chinese children. Si Hai Yi Jia translates into English as "Four oceans, one family." Tian Xia Wei Gong translates into English as Heaven underneath belong public.
Indeed, this is a beautiful concept. Humans exist on this beautiful blue planet Earth, and we are all in the same family. We should live peacefully together and enjoy this wonderful land. Can we all come together to solve the problems confronting us in the twenty-first century?
Our life on Earth is very short, especially in comparison to the age of the universe. It is very difficult for any one person to gain deep knowledge during their brief lifetime. This book intends to offer as much new knowledge as possible.
I, the author, have presented many innovative theories, new ideas, and new knowledge in this book. Where are those new ideas coming from? The answer is that I have always asked and raised questions during my lifetime, whether I was reading the book, the Bible, a journal, a magazine, or an article, or attending a lecture, a meeting, or a debate. I