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Well, you're barking up the wrong tree, because I don't remember reading a thing about it in the book that I read. I remember reading pages upon pages detailing experimental set-ups, recorded data, and the data's interpretation by Dr. Tiller and his staff at MIT, but that's neither here nor there and has nothing to do with this thread.
Yes, I saw all that already, but I clearly asked you to address the other 10 examples.
There is light matter, dark matter, light energy and dark energy which science is now aware of and trying to figure out.
Originally posted by sirnex
This is the book you read correct? Science and Human Transformation: Subtle Energies, Intentionality, and Consciousness.
I know you said it was in the trunk of someone's car. The review says it is mentioned in the first chapter, maybe you just forgot? I'm trying to find more information on it right now.
Yes, I saw all that already, but I clearly asked you to address the other 10 examples.
All of those thing's were discovered and eventually found to be proven.
I probably did forget, yes. I remember enough to know it obviously wasn't critical to the main body of work presented in the book.
So in the times when it hadn't been proven yet, why are you going to make yourself look like a fool and argue as if you know better and it will never be proven, when you can't possibly know any better?
Originally posted by sirnex
I probably did forget, yes. I remember enough to know it obviously wasn't critical to the main body of work presented in the book.
I disagree, I believe it would be *very* critical as to what the rest of the book is postulating.
I mean, let's utilize at least a shred of common sense
I read the entire book, you read an online summary of it.
I already said I am not that familiar with the subject of acupuncture.
You're not interested in it, you're interested in an argument to feed your ego. You get a endorphin buzz arguing with people online. If you were actually interested you'd go look up whatever it is that's bothering you instead of pestering me about it when I've made it clear several times now I neither know much about the subject
nor particularly care to listen to you rant on about it when you are obviously extremely biased.
Originally posted by sirnex
reply to post by bsbray11
I read the entire book, you read an online summary of it.
And yet you concede to the possibility that this particular issue may have slipped your memory as you were more concerned with the technical aspects of the book.
I am simply against people misusing or using a misunderstanding of science in an attempt to "prove" their assumptions without any further evidences for those assumptions and I am against using assumptions to prove assumptions as that is more of an exercise in stupidity and futility.
I was more concerned with the main subject of the book, which wasn't acupuncture.
That's not at all what you are doing here.
Tiller IS doing science, you haven't even seen his work, and you try to piss all over it anyway even though there is nothing out there replicating and contradicting his work.
I'm not getting into that discussion again, though. I've made my point. It's clear where you stand on this issue; time will tell how justified your opinions are.