The world contains far more information than our senses can directly perceive.
Curiosity often begins by creating a new ways to notice it.
A measurement becomes useful when we understand both what it reveals and what it cannot tell us.
Understanding this concept is often the difference between a good evaluation and a bad one.
This is why we we spend over an hour with our new patients—so we can understand the complexities of our evaluation and what it means (and doesn’t mean) for our specific patients.
If you want a medical practitioner that focuses on this concept give us a call or send us a message.
How much of the world around us appears simple because our sensory system isn't equipped to detect the information?
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