I agree with this. I don't think that it's unique to the mind body connection either. It's very popular for people to try and look at things in isolation, to t

I agree with this. I don't think that it's unique to the mind body connection either. It's very popular for people to try and look at things in isolation, to try and "scientifically prove" that what they are doing is efficacious, to distill to first principles. In an academic context this is absolutely the correct thing to do. But for our lives? You are a human being - you evolved to think, to make love, to run, to get outside and touch grass, to labour for things, to... well, we are general intelligences - generalists. There is something to be said for accepting that and not looking for the "efficiency hack" that allows you to minimise what it is to be the thing that you _are_.