Originally posted by one_raven
You are ruining the plan!
Don't worry, I'm not trying to keep it a secret or anything. Yes, it was James Randi. As for the placebo effect, they tried it on animals and it seemed to work. Personally I think it's impossible that chemicals that have been diluted thousands of times could have any effect on the human body.Originally posted by one_raven
Shhhhh...
I think weehah wanted to keep the guy a secret so that (s)he can ask on forums to get an answer and claim the money.
You are ruining the plan!
Isn't 'not chemically active' another way of saying 'doesn't do anything'?Originally posted by EvilPoet
"Homeopathy, from the Greek words homoios (similar) and pathos (suffering), is a controversial system of alternative medicine involving the use of remedies without chemically active ingredients. [/B]
In my opinion - that depends entirely on who you ask.Originally posted by Nasor
Isn't 'not chemically active' another way of saying 'doesn't do anything'?
Originally posted by WellCookedFetus
wheehah,
link does not seem to work.
Interesting article. On the show I saw a team of scientists try and prove it was correct but they didn't. They failed miserably.Originally posted by EvilPoet
Fresh clue to homeopath mystery [/B]