Babylon and decentralized medicine In Babylon, when someone fell ill, they were taken to the marketplace because there were no doctors available. People passing by would stop and offer advice based on their own experiences with similar illnesses. They would suggest remedies that had worked for them or for others they knew. It wasn’t allowed for anyone to pass by without asking about the illness and giving some advice. This communal approach ensured that medical knowledge was shared and accessible to everyone. #history

Babylon and decentralized medicine In Babylon, when someone fell ill, they were taken to the marketplace because there were no doctors available. People passing by would stop and offer advice based on their own experiences with similar illnesses. They would suggest remedies that had worked for them or for others they knew. It wasn’t allowed for anyone to pass by without asking about the illness and giving some advice. This communal approach ensured that medical knowledge was shared and accessible to everyone. #history

### Socrates: Corrupting the Youth #freedom #illegal #challangethestatusquo In 399 BC, Socrates was accused of corrupting the youth of Athens. His method of relentless questioning encouraged young people to challenge traditional beliefs and authority figures, which many saw as a threat to societal norms. This intellectual influence led to his trial and condemnation. Despite defending his approach as a pursuit of true wisdom, Socrates was sentenced to death by hemlock. His legacy endures, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and questioning the status quo.

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Herodotus, often referred to as "The Father of History," made a famous observation about war in his work "Histories." The quote is: "In peace, sons bury their fathers. In war, fathers bury their sons." This poignant sentence encapsulates the tragic reversal of the natural order brought about by the horrors of war