Happeh:
You have seen those pictures. You say they are not evidence. Do you truly believe that I willy nilly just picked out any old picture and said this and that about it?
Yes, essentially. You could easily have found photos of Bill Gates or Donald Rumsfeld with their heads sitting straight on their necks. There are plenty of those. Look:
What you've done is carefully selected "evidence" which supports your theory, while equally as carefully ignoring all evidence against your theory. That is about as unscientific as you can get.
Do you really think I have spent the past 5 years on the internet talking about something meaningless? Do you really think I have written 2 books in baby talk to try to make what I am saying clear to people? Do you really think I have 3 more books planned to flesh out what it is I am trying to say, all based on nothing?
Unfortunately, yes.
I think
you probably honestly believe in your "theory". But that's because you have a wilful blindness to all the disconfirming evidence. And either an overactive imagine (which causes you to interpret every head-tilt as a sign of masterbation) or a lack of imagination (which causes your one-track mind and prevents you from even considering other reasons why a person might, for example, tilt his head from time to time).
I try to point out to you that their is a huge world of knowledge that exists outside of your USA technology knowledge.
I'm neither in the USA, nor from the USA.
From my point of view, you are being resistive.
I prefer to call it being skeptical. I question whether theories and conclusions are based on anything solid, or not.
You are refusing to acknowledge the obvious because it does not fit your world view, or some other psychology reason. A reason that has nothing to do with the validity or accuracy of my theory.
No. I'm open to the idea that masterbation
might, by some bizarre combination of effects, cause blindness. But I'm not convinced by anything you have presented. Your "evidence" is weak, and I refuse to simply follow you on faith or because you told me "trust me". I see no reason to take your word alone as gospel.
Last year a study was released that said Viagra users were suddenly going blind in one eye. Exactly what Happeh Theory says. The scientists do not know why.
The most proximate cause would appear to be that it is a side effect of the drug. Right? Can you show that it is
not merely a side effect of the drug which affects a small number of people using it?
About a week or so after I wrote to the FDA, the tone of Viagra pronouncements suddenly changed. The news article I saw said "Viagra is not the cause of the problem". They said it very confidently. As if they knew they could beat the lawsuit by saying it was the act of sex, not the drug Viagra that caused the blindness.
So, you think you convinced the FDA about your theory? Why has nothing been published about it, then, other than by you?
"Viagra and two other popular impotence drugs may cause sudden blindness in one eye in rare cases, the US Food and Drug Administration has warned."
Note that it says
Viagra can cause blindness. Nothing about
masterbation causing blindness.
But then we have, from Pfizer: "Men taking Viagra are at no greater risk for blindness - including vision loss from NAION - than men of similar age and health not taking the medicine."
So, if the FDA is right, the drug causes blindness, and the blindness is not due to masterbation. If Pfizer is right, people who take Viagra have no greater risk of blindness than normal, which again completely destroys your claim that Viagra leads to more masterbation and hence more chance of blindness. Either way, both the FDA and Pfizer go against your theory.
But the administration's recent announcement on the subject offered a different perspective. It said it was "not possible to determine whether these oral medicines for erectile dysfunction were the cause of the loss of eyesight or whether the problem is related to other factors such as high blood pressure or diabetes, or to a combination of these problems".
So the administration says blindness is due to either high blood pressure or diabetes or both. Again, no mention of masterbation. So no support for Happeh theory.