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• I would guess it would be fears/stresses that cause the poor cranial development in the first place, no matter how young it develops. You can guess all you like, but guesses get us nowhere. Guessing is not preferable to scientific investigation. …

  in Lack of facial and cranial development Comment by Michael September 2009
• in China ... many people wear flip-flops (which also encourage a midfoot strike ... It's apes that land on the midfoot not men. This is one of the diagnostics by which hominid footprints can be analysed: http://minds.wisconsin.edu/bitstream/handl…

  in Footwear Comment by Michael September 2009
• Yes, that would have been an interesting discussion, dod. I was struck by how similar some of the ways of thinking about how we habitually use ourselves were in the piece by the modern dentist/osteopath/cranial-sacral therapist. It seems to me tha…

  in Lack of facial and cranial development Comment by Michael July 2009
• Is the right thing not determined by one's physiology then? I'm not a teacher nor even a student but only a poor pupil, and I'm pretty confused now. I had assumed how we moved was largely dependent on the sort of creature we are -- how we were &qu…

  in does the right thing do itself? Comment by Michael July 2009
• (Quote) Thanks. (Quote) I notice he even has spats on in the video. http://www.viddler.com/explore/Atech/videos/1/ (Quote) That's interesting -- I'd never have guessed. (Quote) That depends on which "barefoot technology" shoes I suppo…

  in Footwear Comment by Michael June 2009