You’ve got things on your list that are mutually exclusive (Jung and Freud being the most glaring example to me, but any almost any science and “Chakras” would work too)
I suspect you and Will have different definitions of “wrong”. It seems obvious that, even if two theories are mutually exclusive taken as wholes, each one could contain some unique useful observations and concepts (even if one or both theories make some dead-wrong assumptions or false claims of ontological specialness).
I suspect you and Will have different definitions of “wrong”. It seems obvious that, even if two theories are mutually exclusive taken as wholes, each one could contain some unique useful observations and concepts (even if one or both theories make some dead-wrong assumptions or false claims of ontological specialness).