here, I excerpt from a video up at guardian.co.uk concerning the forces of nature [see 001., below]; then I cite naturopathy's claim that there's another force and it's science! [see 002., below]; but there isn't and it isn't [see 003., below]:
001. Brian Cox states in "Brian Cox Explains the Forces of Nature - Video" (2011-02-04):
"forces also cause the sun to shine, they make the ice melt in your drink, and they cause a plant to emerge from a seed [these forces are fundamental to biology too]. Forces are the agent of change in the universe [...] we understand the world today in terms of four forces of nature: the strong and weak nuclear forces, electromagnetism and gravity [...] these are the lengths we have to go to to explore the forces of nature."
Note: no mention of a vital force / life force. Since these forces explain everything, fundamentally...is a 'living force' is unnecessary?
002. naturopathy's claim of a vital force that survives scientific scrutiny:
I've collected such claims, of the vital force of naturopathy, as science.
003. but, that force is science-ejected, and for quite mundane reasons: it doesn't exist and there's nothing for it to explain.
