Ever since psychiatry began to meddle in matters between men and women, counselling them, filling popular magazines with their “solutions”, interpersonal relationships have become more strained than at any earlier time. Morally, mankind has often skated on thin ice, but the ice has never been as thin as it is today. This too can be traced to materialistic ideas. Psychiatrists have the stated goal of redefining the concepts of right and wrong to suit the arrogant-beyond-belief attitude they are the ones best suited to shape mankind’s values and his future. And this from people who have the highest suicide rate of any profession.

In our educational systems, Wundtian-based psychological and psychiatric theories have left a legacy of spiraling illiteracy. With the broad introduction of psychiatric mental health programs into the US school system in 1963, Scholastic Aptitude Test scores declined nationwide for sixteen straight years and then leveled off in a much lower range. While illiteracy has always been with us, it has generally been because of lack of schooling. These figures have worsened in spite of the broad availability of schooling.

All of these trends yield a clear conclusion: Materialistic solutions applied to human problems do not work. It would not be an exaggeration to project, after another century of materialistic influence, a slave society on Earth where a small class of technocrats rules a drugged, illiterate and violent populace — a virtual planetary bedlam.