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"Similia similibus curantur" (" "The similar is cured with the like" ) is a Latin locution for a popular Hippocratic concept in the 4th century BC. C. , which involved the cure of a disease using substances that would cause the patient the same symptoms, but supplying very little amount.
He appeared here because he was made anonymous for psychotoxin ( 128530; ) , and I leave the link because that can be a valid term; the problem with these words is that they are a mule of pseudo-scientific scammers or openly esoteric spiritualist charlatans, and I don't think we should collaborate on their promotion. Defining their advertising neologisms here we give them an entity that they do not have. Still, they are so obvious that it is not necessary to explain them, it is part of the business to invent rare words within the reach of any naive.
It is the kind of magic or witchcraft that associates two elements by sympathy, and acting on one assumes that it can affect or interpret the other. This metaphysical theory is applied in cases such as voodoo, where a victim-like doll is pricked to make him sick; in the anthropophagy of tribes like the Guarani who fed on the best warriors to obtain their energy; in karma, where our behavior is equally rewarded in forthcoming incarnations; or in psychometric divination like chiromancy since, p . E.g. , associates the length of the life line with the duration of our chronological life. It was also attempted to apply it in the scientific field, as has happened with homeopathy in medicine ("similia similibus curantur"), or the "Allix snails" in telecommunications.
Form of administration or horizontal governance without hierarchies, where members participate directly and not through representatives. It is impractical in large populations, but works in small communities, businesses, consortia, . . . It comes from the Greek 959; 955; 959; 962; ( holos "everything" ) 954; 961; 945; 964; 959; 962; ( kratos "power, government" ).
Misinterpretation leading to the wrong conclusion; it is an untentionally deception, also called "false syllogism." It has Greek origin as 960; 945; 961; 945; 955; 959; 947; 953; 950; 959; 956; 945; 953; ( paralogizomai "falsely calculate, false reasoning) , consisting of 960; 945; 961; 945; ( for "like" ) 955; 959; 947; 959; 962; ( logos, "argument, knowledge" ). See fallacy, sophisma, entinema.