E. Gordon Dickie M.D 
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Dr. Dickie is a graduate of Stanford University and Mc Gill Medical School. After an Ob Gyn residency he was stationed at a large U.S. Army Hospital in Southern Germany and drove throughout Europe which elicited a keen enthusiasm for his extensive world travels.During his medical practice in Hawaii he was also the Medical Director of the Hawaii Cancer Laboratory.Dr. Dickie has written several books, screenplays and medical articles and was the first to ski the face of the 14, 000 foot volcano Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii.He now divides his time between winters in Aspen, Colorado, spring and fall in Carmel, California, and summers at his Island in Ontario, Canada.As an avid and voracious consumer on every conceivable subject he has amassed an immense collection of authoritative books in his personal library in Carmel. For the past several years he has been the CEO of the FIES Brain Research Institute.

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Thousands of books have been written by numerous esteemed political philosophers about the signs andsymptoms of the human predicament reiterating thehumanistic vindications of provincial thinkers fromprevious centuries.As a physician (Stanford, BA & Mc Gill, MD) immersed in the rigorous disciplines of twenty first centuryenlightenment, I believe it is imperative for thepreservation of our species that we explore the etiologyof Man”s continuous calamitous compulsions utilizingour most recently acquired scientific evidence.