3. I agree Psychology is dangerous. But I don't think it should be killed. I think its dying quickly, through its own efforts. I think the roots of its mortal illness are in its embrace of Science. When Psychology was pre-Scientific it was, in many ways, better off. It wasn't exactly revolutionary, but it was better. When Psychology began trying very hard to compete with the physicians, and to legitimize itself on the coattails of Science, it killed itself. Anybody here ever take Psychology courses in the 1970's? Oy!!

.. Of course, in the activity of studying their patients, they have to give up how Science understands 'study', i.e. the study of patients that therapists do is not that so-called objective, disinterested study that Science touts.