Nothing is actually impossible (not even "time-travel" technology but phenomenon like this is beyond the understanding of a mere human-mortal). Semantics is also over-powered. The psychiatric-practices of today in its current-form can still be attributed to coming out of the Nazi-Era (and clueless are the blind who cannot see the existence of the Neo-Nazi culture[s] in America). This thread also needs more Origins-of-Psychiatry hyper-links rather than dubious claims about Indians being its inventors (considering that the vast majority if not even all of the Eastern-cultures are very spiritual in its world-views and phenomenon such as "reincarnation" within those cultures is also basically taken for granted as factual).
Let's get some "etimology" of "psychiatry" into "quotes" whilst we're having a go at the word & its semantics...
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psychiatry (n.) Look up psychiatry at Dictionary.com
1846, from French psychiatrie, from Medieval Latin psychiatria, literally "a healing of the soul," from Latinized form of Greek psykhe- "mind" (see psyche) + iatreia "healing, care" (see -iatric).
For "Wikipedia" to be regarded as some sort of "be-all/end-all" of so-called "factual" information is also quite the mistake when
within the article itself (apparently
conveniently left out) has "quality" of information issues...
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This section
may need to be rewritten entirely to comply with Wikipedia's quality standards. You can help. The
discussion page may contain suggestions.
(May 2009)Now let us look at the "Etymology" section of the Wikipedia-entry...
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The term "psychiatry" was first coined by the German physician Johann Christian Reil in 1808 and literally means the 'medical treatment of the soul' (psych- "soul" from Ancient Greek psykhē "soul"; -iatry "medical treatment" from Gk. iātrikos "medical" from iāsthai "to heal"). A medical doctor specializing in psychiatry is a psychiatrist. (For a historical overview, see Timeline of psychiatry.)
The very "word" itself didn't even exist until 1808, according to the Wikipedia-entry, but if we want to twist "context" around and make claims that its origins are from 3rd-Century BCE, then we may as well also make claims that "science" had its origins from "purveyors of woo" from way back when, too. Few inventions exist that aren't attributed to being of Chinese-origin (and anybody who knows anything about Chinese-culture also knows that they have "Chinese-medicine" which is considered "alternative-medicine" by "Western" standards and we could say that the Chinese invented medicine since the Chinese already invented a hell of a lot of things before Germany ever came into existence).
From observing the various changes in stories of the history books that have had different versions released depending on year I wouldn't be surprised to find that some of the so-called "origins" were simply made up or fabricated stories for the sake of "manufacturing history" for corporate-interests. Just how how Dr. Rupert Sheldrake found that text-book-information regarding the "Speed of Light" was published to be different values depending on what year that "science" books that make mention of the Speed of Light were published.
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