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Interests and Hobbies: Biology and Medicine, Comparitive Religion, Philosophy, Cosmology, Military History, USC Football
Movies and Shows: 2001: A Space Odessy, The Postman, Pulp Fiction, The X Files, Crash, The Accidental Tourist, Signs
Music: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Jewel, Ludwig Von Beethoven, Alison Krause and Union Station, The Dixie Chicks
Books: The Road Less Traveled, by M.Scott Peck, M.D., Crossing the Threshold of Hope, by Karol Wojtyla, The Physics of Immortality by Frank J. Tipler, Ph.D.,Dune by Frank Herbert, Left to Tell, by Immaculee Ilibagiza

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	globetrvllr2 \| September 27, 2007 Hi Molly, I plan on starting my responses to your video this weekend. Please contact me at this address so that we can work out a compromise. Thanks.
	derekwilliams1982 \| September 27, 2007 Thank you for your apology and it's accepted. Also thank you for your explanation of why the autopsy was necessary to help prevent future suffering of others. I can't say I'm converted to the "medical mindset" on this but I appreciate your efforts to break it down for me. A little off the subject is I have been exposed to "Science and Health with keys to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. No, I don't consider myself a Christian Scientist but it has expanded my view point that much of what that deceased woman went through before she died was a spiritual malady more than anything and that all the ailments she suffered through, including the depression, could have prevented her death. So what I'm saying is perhaps autopsies might be rendered obsolete in a society that has truly adopted a science of mind to prevent maladies such as that woman on the table. Long Life and Prosperity --Derek Williams
	ogdocvato \| September 27, 2007 Zabi dude, I'm very worried about you. Please promise me that you won't masturbate during the holy month of Ramadan. I know that you have been looking at all of those videos of beautiful girls, and I know that when you see a hot girl shaking her butt you unzip your fly and pull out your sausage. Then you proceed to beat the hell out of it!
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 Hey zabitherzabi! Dude, what desert rock did you crawl out from under? Your English sucks, but I applaud you for posting in a second language. You're an idiot, but I applaud your courage. I wonder, what "cool things" you Muslim holy warriors have that might surprise us? If you jihadis plan on defeating the mighty U.S.A. on the battlefield then you're going to need a lot of "Star Trek" stuff like, phaser rifles, photonic grenade launchers, and static deflector shields. If you don't have any of these things then you're going to find a lot of precision guided munitions like Hellfire missiles flying up your asses!
	zabithezabi \| September 26, 2007 Oh fuck u motehrfucekr if we all MUSLIMS will stand up adn got o war on fkn called U S A u wil get fucked up bitch Iran is about start a war to usa they got some cool things and we muslims maybe we dont ahve thigns like usa both our GOD always with su motherfatrads DIE AMERICA DIE BUSG BURN IN HELLL !!! u knwo what u all americans did to pl int eh earct bitch
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 In defense of medical doctors, try to be cognizant of the fact that medical professionals are constantly exposed to human suffering, death, interference and coercion by greedy health insurance corporations and the government agencies that place a higher value on their rich friends in the health insurance industry than they do on each individual citizen. If a health professional is going to rise above the inexcusable tendency to dehumanize patients they will need large amounts of selflessness and a hefty dose of altruistic love for all of humanity. Sadly, these virtues have always been in short supply on this planet.
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 derekwilliams1982 is also correct in implying that the medical profession as a whole is in dire need of more empathy and an appreciation of the truth that every patient deserves to be treated with the love and respect that is appropriate for a sentient being. Most profoundly, we are aware that we live in a culture of materialism, greed, egoism and death where we are subtly but continuously encouraged to devalue each other and overvalue the acquisition of psychological and physical comforts.
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 derekwilliams1982's assertion that the pathologists treated the body of this woman in an inhumane and undignified manner is an important and valid observation. I share your belief that every human being is sacred and a place where the Spirit of God dwells. After death it is no less sacred. Too many medical doctors objectify their patients and treat them as nothing more than an ends to a means (knowledge, power, money, prestige).
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 It is a valuable contribution to medical knowledge to know that this healthy young lady was killed by amitriptyline alone. The hospital would have recorded the exact blood concentration that the amitriptyline had reached ( in micrograms per milliliter) before she died. It is also valuable to learn that her brain was physically normal, thus establishing a diagnosis of depression as the underlying disease that prompted the drug overdose. As you know depression is a scourge that exacts too much death and suffering among us.
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 This autopsy established that this young lady died from an amitriptyline overdose and nothing more. The pathologists had to examine every organ (by slicing it) in order to be thorough and complete.
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	globetrvllr2 \| September 27, 2007 Hi Molly, I plan on starting my responses to your video this weekend. Please contact me at this address so that we can work out a compromise. Thanks.
	derekwilliams1982 \| September 27, 2007 Thank you for your apology and it's accepted. Also thank you for your explanation of why the autopsy was necessary to help prevent future suffering of others. I can't say I'm converted to the "medical mindset" on this but I appreciate your efforts to break it down for me. A little off the subject is I have been exposed to "Science and Health with keys to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. No, I don't consider myself a Christian Scientist but it has expanded my view point that much of what that deceased woman went through before she died was a spiritual malady more than anything and that all the ailments she suffered through, including the depression, could have prevented her death. So what I'm saying is perhaps autopsies might be rendered obsolete in a society that has truly adopted a science of mind to prevent maladies such as that woman on the table. Long Life and Prosperity --Derek Williams
	ogdocvato \| September 27, 2007 Zabi dude, I'm very worried about you. Please promise me that you won't masturbate during the holy month of Ramadan. I know that you have been looking at all of those videos of beautiful girls, and I know that when you see a hot girl shaking her butt you unzip your fly and pull out your sausage. Then you proceed to beat the hell out of it!
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 Hey zabitherzabi! Dude, what desert rock did you crawl out from under? Your English sucks, but I applaud you for posting in a second language. You're an idiot, but I applaud your courage. I wonder, what "cool things" you Muslim holy warriors have that might surprise us? If you jihadis plan on defeating the mighty U.S.A. on the battlefield then you're going to need a lot of "Star Trek" stuff like, phaser rifles, photonic grenade launchers, and static deflector shields. If you don't have any of these things then you're going to find a lot of precision guided munitions like Hellfire missiles flying up your asses!
	zabithezabi \| September 26, 2007 Oh fuck u motehrfucekr if we all MUSLIMS will stand up adn got o war on fkn called U S A u wil get fucked up bitch Iran is about start a war to usa they got some cool things and we muslims maybe we dont ahve thigns like usa both our GOD always with su motherfatrads DIE AMERICA DIE BUSG BURN IN HELLL !!! u knwo what u all americans did to pl int eh earct bitch
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 In defense of medical doctors, try to be cognizant of the fact that medical professionals are constantly exposed to human suffering, death, interference and coercion by greedy health insurance corporations and the government agencies that place a higher value on their rich friends in the health insurance industry than they do on each individual citizen. If a health professional is going to rise above the inexcusable tendency to dehumanize patients they will need large amounts of selflessness and a hefty dose of altruistic love for all of humanity. Sadly, these virtues have always been in short supply on this planet.
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 derekwilliams1982 is also correct in implying that the medical profession as a whole is in dire need of more empathy and an appreciation of the truth that every patient deserves to be treated with the love and respect that is appropriate for a sentient being. Most profoundly, we are aware that we live in a culture of materialism, greed, egoism and death where we are subtly but continuously encouraged to devalue each other and overvalue the acquisition of psychological and physical comforts.
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 derekwilliams1982's assertion that the pathologists treated the body of this woman in an inhumane and undignified manner is an important and valid observation. I share your belief that every human being is sacred and a place where the Spirit of God dwells. After death it is no less sacred. Too many medical doctors objectify their patients and treat them as nothing more than an ends to a means (knowledge, power, money, prestige).
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 It is a valuable contribution to medical knowledge to know that this healthy young lady was killed by amitriptyline alone. The hospital would have recorded the exact blood concentration that the amitriptyline had reached ( in micrograms per milliliter) before she died. It is also valuable to learn that her brain was physically normal, thus establishing a diagnosis of depression as the underlying disease that prompted the drug overdose. As you know depression is a scourge that exacts too much death and suffering among us.
	ogdocvato \| September 26, 2007 This autopsy established that this young lady died from an amitriptyline overdose and nothing more. The pathologists had to examine every organ (by slicing it) in order to be thorough and complete.
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