Re: Homeopathich dose
- From: Nick <1-nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 10:30:01 +0100
Citizen Jimserac wrote:
What infuriates me is when a group
of people start a war against something
based on their own refusal to search
the literature, their own refusal
to accept the possibility of something
that they don't know about and their
continued and obstinate persistence
in giving precedence to their high school chemistry
knowledge over the work of qualified
and knowledgeable researchers.
If we were to judge things based
on our common sense, then quantum
mechanics and Einstein's theory
of realtivity might be the very
first things to go.
Well yes, but the thing with homeopathy and the like isn't that it's contrary to common-sense, but that there is no mechanism, and no really strong evidence either.
Quantum mechanics and relativity both are completely counter intuitive, but hold as a theory, say something about the universe and can be tested, and hold up under testing.
Unless you posit a very effective big-pharma conspiracy, surely in the last 100+ years we'd have got clear evidence, not a few odd scattered papers, showing the effect.
While we're here, can you explain to me why the sea isn't a homeopathic remedy for everything?
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