Week Five - (a)symmetical world and CP violation

I love to look at the (a)symmetical world in relation to Traditional Chinese Medicine.

With a balance of Yin and Yang - everyone would be (in theory) a perfect balance. With this harmony, we would not have pathogenic invading our bodies because our bodies would be in a constant state of health.

With asymmetical world , we see the individual-ness of each person. Our different constitutions are evident, and it is easy to see that each person is battling the Xie qi in all different ways.

With the same idea in mind, the CPT theorem creates a standard and a symmetrical system. Even though this helps to set up a consistency, when the CP is violated, it reminds us that not everything can fit into a mold. Just like the weather, tot everything can be predicted. And even though some scientists may want a fool proof theorem, for me the CP violation reminds us that with non-consistancy comes the challenge to always question what we see. To not create a one size fit all equation to everyone - especially when finding ways to heal a person and bring them back to a symmetrical, Yin/Yang balance of health.