There is no paranormal things in homeopathic potencies

we are not interested in winning any prize we are in a position to award prizes. You can win a prize if you could justify yourself what you are saying.
 
I am going to invite you and your all family members (aliases you have). :D
Wasn't it you who asked, in another thread, if people accusing others of having aliases without providing evidence, could be banned for it?

Hans :rolleyes:
 
we are not interested in winning any prize we are in a position to award prizes. You can win a prize if you could justify yourself what you are saying.

Fine:

I am saying that you cannot distinguish a remedy of 12C or higher from a blank that is prepared in the same way, but without starting substance.

I am also saying that if you make a double blind placebo controlled test of homeopatic treatment, you will not be able to distinguish it from placebo.

....
Where's me prize?

Want more?

I am also saying that you will not be able to defend the theortical idea of homeopathic remedies on a dose-dependent basis.

I am also saying that you will not be able to present a viable theory on how remedies are able to have other effects than those of chemically identical controls (whether they contain MT or not).

Hans
 
we are not interested in winning any prize we are in a position to award prizes. You can win a prize if you could justify yourself what you are saying.

Do you speak for all homeopaths when you say 'we', or some specific subset that are willing to be represented by you?
 
Do you speak for all homeopaths when you say 'we', or some specific subset that are willing to be represented by you?
Interestingly, this slightly odd use of "we" is shared by Sheikh. I'm still wondering who else Sheikh was including when he said:
We will prove it with double blind test. if we will fail then we will leave homeopathic practice for ever.
 
Interestingly, this slightly odd use of "we" is shared by Sheikh. I'm still wondering who else Sheikh was including when he said:

That's what I was trying to clear up. I was allowing for the fact that with a less-solid grasp of English, one might use 'we' in different ways than would normally be considered acceptable. Perhaps a clarification is forthcoming.
 
Fine:

I am saying that you cannot distinguish a remedy of 12C or higher from a blank that is prepared in the same way, but without starting substance.

I am also saying that if you make a double blind placebo controlled test of homeopatic treatment, you will not be able to distinguish it from placebo.

....
Where's me prize?

Want more?

I am also saying that you will not be able to defend the theortical idea of homeopathic remedies on a dose-dependent basis.

I am also saying that you will not be able to present a viable theory on how remedies are able to have other effects than those of chemically identical controls (whether they contain MT or not).

Hans

You are eligible and qualified in preliminary test now provide the justification of your challenge / demand as MAS pointed out and win your prize. Easy job no problem. No filin of application too.
 
We means mas and drmas.org members.
Ah yes, I do love the drmas.org motto, it's so pithy and profound. What is it again? Ah yes...

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Superb.
 
We means mas and drmas.org members.
You posted:
Originally posted by Dr. A. Sheikh:
We will prove it with double blind test. if we will fail then we will leave homeopathic practice for ever.
So Dr. MAS is included in the promise to prove that homoeopathy works in a double blinded test or quit homoeopathic practice.
 
How about 7 days? ;)

Just something finite was good with me. An open-ended duration promise is kind of weak:

I vow I will prove god exists before I die, or I will stop posting.

See, I'm pretty likely to stop posting anyway when I die, so it's not much of a statement.

ETA: Really, a more responsible duration would be, "We will prove homeopathy works in a double-blind test before we treat another patient"
 
Just something finite was good with me. An open-ended duration promise is kind of weak:

I vow I will prove god exists before I die, or I will stop posting.

See, I'm pretty likely to stop posting anyway when I die, so it's not much of a statement.

ETA: Really, a more responsible duration would be, "We will prove homeopathy works in a double-blind test before we treat another patient"

If you don't, where should we send the one million dollars?
 
If you don't, where should we send the one million dollars?

Well, assuming I can find someone willing to notarize an application from the deceased, I'd consider investing heavily in any research in returning spirits to corporeal form :)
 

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