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  1. The scientific method per se may not be a religion, but the culture
    and society of science functions exactly like any other cult. Why?
    Because scientists are human, and some of them are stupid and shallow,
    just like everyone else. And the stupidest and shallowest reside in
    this BB. They defend their cult at all costs. Everyone who uses
    epistomologies or believes in realities outside of their cult are
    attacked. Their science fundamentalism is devoid of ethics. They are
    the fundamentalists of the science cult.

    Sorry, but I rarely read or respond to other posts, particularly those
    coming from debunker cultists. But I do enjoy seeing scads of posts
    in response to my posts, and I know that they are coming from debunker
    cultists who have had their feathers ruffled. If the shoe fits, wear
    it. I love stirring up wasps nests when the wasps can't touch me.

    There are other ways of knowing besides double blind, crossover,
    randomized, very expensive experiments. There are other realities
    besides materialism. The appeal to scientific authority is not
    scientific.

    People do have mind sets, no matter how many letters they have after
    their names. Witness the numerous scientific revolutions in which the
    establishment dug in their heels and called the revolutionaries names
    as bad as have been tossed around here.

    I am still having fun.

  2. hotmoon hypocritically said:

    I love stirring up wasps nests when the wasps can't touch me.

    Yet you ask in previous posts : "So why fret so much if someone
    disagrees with you about health. I find it incredibly ironic to
    maliciously slam someone else who
    disagrees with one. The physical health will not matter in a few
    decades, but the malicious intent will stay with you for an incredibly
    long and painful time"

    and : "I can assure you, there is an afterlife. And you won't be able
    to
    take your health with you. You will be taking with you how you have
    treated others and upon what feelings/intentions you have acted. If
    you slam people, including people in this forum, with extreme malice,
    then that is the bed that you will be laying in after your body
    expires.

    How ironic it is that people slam others with extreme malice over
    disagreements about things that are going to pass away, that do not
    last. What you do to others will last much longer in your experience
    than your physical health.

    Quoted message said:

    I am still having fun.

    You're a troll then?

  3. Tell us if you are still having fun, when you get sick and try to heal
    yourself with (pick one or all)
    a. drinking urine
    b. ginsing
    c. chiropractic
    d. homeopathic
    e. chelation
    f. negatively charged water
    g.

    Anything else that I did not list?
    j.

    dickinson said:
    hotmoon hypocritically said:

    I love stirring up wasps nests when the wasps can't touch me.

    Yet you ask in previous posts : "So why fret so much if someone
    disagrees with you about health. I find it incredibly ironic to
    maliciously slam someone else who
    disagrees with one. The physical health will not matter in a few
    decades, but the malicious intent will stay with you for an incredibly
    long and painful time"

    and : "I can assure you, there is an afterlife. And you won't be able
    to
    take your health with you. You will be taking with you how you have
    treated others and upon what feelings/intentions you have acted. If
    you slam people, including people in this forum, with extreme malice,
    then that is the bed that you will be laying in after your body
    expires.

    How ironic it is that people slam others with extreme malice over
    disagreements about things that are going to pass away, that do not
    last. What you do to others will last much longer in your experience
    than your physical health.

    Quoted message said:

    I am still having fun.

    You're a troll then?

  4. Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Sorry again
    From: Say not the Struggle nought Availeth [email hidden]
    Date: 11/5/2003 3:44 PM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    Tell us if you are still having fun, when you get sick and try to heal
    yourself with (pick one or all)
    a. drinking urine
    b. ginsing
    c. chiropractic
    d. homeopathic
    e. chelation
    f. negatively charged water
    g.

    Anything else that I did not list?
    j.

    Yes, you forgot to tell us of your actual experience. Got any?

    Ever had a need for Chiropractic??

    Ever had a need for chelation?

    Ever had a serious unanswered health problem??

    Now, to cover the trolls post.

    Quoted message said:

    dickinson wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    hotmoon hypocritically wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I love stirring up wasps nests when the wasps can't touch me.

    Yet you ask in previous posts : "So why fret so much if someone
    disagrees with you about health. I find it incredibly ironic to
    maliciously slam someone else who
    disagrees with one.

    This comes from dickinson??????

    *HE* is calling others a hyprocrite???

    Quoted message said:

    The physical health will not matter in a few

    Quoted message said:

    decades, but the malicious intent will stay with you for an incredibly
    long and painful time"

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    and : "I can assure you, there is an afterlife. And you won't be able
    to
    take your health with you. You will be taking with you how you have
    treated others and upon what feelings/intentions you have acted.

    Quoted message said:

    If you slam people, including people in this forum, with extreme malice,

    Quoted message said:

    then that is the bed that you will be laying in after your body
    expires.

    Quoted message said:

    How ironic it is that people slam others with extreme malice over

    Quoted message said:

    disagreements about things that are going to pass away, that do not
    last. What you do to others will last much longer in your experience
    than your physical health.

    Quoted message said:

    I am still having fun.

    Quoted message said:

    You're a troll then?

    WOW!!!

    Among dickinson first posts here:

    *there are times when it may be neccessary to choose that
    manner of speaking in order to draw the recipient out from up their own
    [censored]. You are so far up yourself, I'm surprised that you don't dissapear
    completely.*

    Nuff said.

    Jan

  5. Jan scribed in the manner befitting a hate-filled racist bigot when the
    post wasn't addressed to her:

    <snip mad dog growling>

    Wazza matter Jan? Think you have to take on the role of answering posts
    addressed to others in order to satiate your need for attention,
    irrespective of whether that attention is negative or not?..........sad,
    sad woman!........Oh! and don't pray for me as you do for Rich, you
    stupid, pretentious bigot.

  6. Well Jan,
    As to serious medical problems

    1968 Hepatitis spent 13 days in Ben Taub hospital (Houston, Tx, My
    thanks to an excellent hospital. (rejected homeopathic medicine)

    1978 Ankle operation (rejected chiropratic)

    1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)

    1995 Radioactive treatment for hyperthyroid (I suppose I could have
    tried drinking a baby's urine for this, considered it and decided too
    mainstream alternative medicine) Treatment Synthroid

    2002 Angiogram/chest pains (rejected chelation)
    Treatment Zocor and Plavix

    BTW am very interested in the new reports on cholesterol treatment.

    j.

    Please note that all of my serious medical issues were answered and
    answered well by medical professionals.

    If you have a serious unanswered medical problem, perhaps you haven't
    asked the right people for the answer.

    Jan said:
    Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Sorry again
    From: Say not the Struggle nought Availeth [email hidden]
    Date: 11/5/2003 3:44 PM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    Tell us if you are still having fun, when you get sick and try to heal
    yourself with (pick one or all)
    a. drinking urine
    b. ginsing
    c. chiropractic
    d. homeopathic
    e. chelation
    f. negatively charged water
    g.

    Anything else that I did not list?
    j.

    Yes, you forgot to tell us of your actual experience. Got any?

    Ever had a need for Chiropractic??

    Ever had a need for chelation?

    Ever had a serious unanswered health problem??

    Now, to cover the trolls post.

    Quoted message said:

    dickinson wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    hotmoon hypocritically wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I love stirring up wasps nests when the wasps can't touch me.

    Yet you ask in previous posts : "So why fret so much if someone
    disagrees with you about health. I find it incredibly ironic to
    maliciously slam someone else who
    disagrees with one.

    This comes from dickinson??????

    *HE* is calling others a hyprocrite???

    Quoted message said:

    The physical health will not matter in a few

    Quoted message said:

    decades, but the malicious intent will stay with you for an incredibly
    long and painful time"

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    and : "I can assure you, there is an afterlife. And you won't be able
    to
    take your health with you. You will be taking with you how you have
    treated others and upon what feelings/intentions you have acted.

    Quoted message said:

    If you slam people, including people in this forum, with extreme malice,

    Quoted message said:

    then that is the bed that you will be laying in after your body
    expires.

    Quoted message said:

    How ironic it is that people slam others with extreme malice over

    Quoted message said:

    disagreements about things that are going to pass away, that do not
    last. What you do to others will last much longer in your experience
    than your physical health.

    Quoted message said:

    I am still having fun.

    Quoted message said:


    You're a troll then?

    WOW!!!

    Among dickinson first posts here:

    *there are times when it may be neccessary to choose that
    manner of speaking in order to draw the recipient out from up their own
    [censored]. You are so far up yourself, I'm surprised that you don't dissapear
    completely.*

    Nuff said.

    Jan

  7. "Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Will FDA Recall Synthroid?

    No, they won't [didn't].

    Quoted message said:


    June 3, 2001

    Note the dateline. NOW, in 2003, synthroid is FDA approved and still on the
    market.

    --Rich

  8. [email hidden] (Jan) wrote

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)

    Might have saved you from the operation?? I guess you'll never know.

    <snip>

    Whoooo-Boy! That's precious, Jan! A chiropractor "might" be able to
    repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the knee by popping
    someone's spine?!

    Are you that wedded to alternative medicine that you cannot entertain
    that there are things it is incapable of doing? After all you just
    said chiropractic "might" have fixed this guy's knee...absolutely
    brilliant...

    Mark, MD

  9. "Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)

    Might have saved you from the operation?? I guess you'll never know.

    Jan, you need a serious reality check. There is NOTHING offered by
    chiropractic that will avoid surgical repair of an ACL tear. And, I speak
    from *PERSONAL EXPERIENCE*. It was the injury that ended my government
    service.

    (Please repost, as Jan killfiles me.)

  10. Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Sorry again
    From: [email hidden] (Mark)
    Date: 11/6/2003 9:28 AM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    [email hidden] (Jan) wrote

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)

    Might have saved you from the operation?? I guess you'll never know.

    <snip>

    Whoooo-Boy! That's precious, Jan!

    *my other hobby (time-waster in a big way is more like it) is lurking around
    the Internet, annoying people who engage in the dissemination of bozo-science
    medical advice. My favorites are the "NutraSweet causes brain cancer" folks and
    those who would have us believe that milk causes diabetes. I could claim it's
    my duty as a high-falutin' medical professional, but really it's just my
    natural pugnacious tendency.*

    Perhaps you should use a punching bag.

    That might help with *your* problem.

    A pity you enjoy annoying people, attending a good day care center would have
    taken away most of that pugnacuois tendency.

    Sorry you missed that.

    Jan

  11. "hotmoon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    Sorry, but I rarely read or respond to other posts, particularly those
    coming from debunker cultists. But I do enjoy seeing scads of posts
    in response to my posts

    Yes Roger, you're a confirmed narcissist. You have been since you first
    appeared with stories about fantasic diseases and the evils of modern
    science, often talking about the various ways you'd saved your wife and
    daughter from with your brilliance. In fact, one of the few people you
    respond to is *yourself*. I recall, with great hilarity, a post that you
    liked so much that you repeated it. And stated that it was your infatuation
    with your own words that caused you to do it. Now, certain people think
    we're being too tough on you, so I'll go easy and give the benefit of the
    doubt that you're as godlike as you claim. For now..

    le moo

  12. Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (Jan) wrote

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)

    Might have saved you from the operation?? I guess you'll never know.

    <snip>

    Whoooo-Boy! That's precious, Jan! A chiropractor "might" be able to
    repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the knee by popping
    someone's spine?!

    Are you that wedded to alternative medicine that you cannot entertain
    that there are things it is incapable of doing? After all you just
    said chiropractic "might" have fixed this guy's knee...absolutely
    brilliant...

    Mark, MD

    Jack-Ass Atlas thinks Chiropractic can CURE asthma, allergies, and deafness.

  13. [email hidden] (Jan) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Sorry again
    From: [email hidden] (Mark)
    Date: 11/6/2003 9:28 AM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    [email hidden] (Jan) wrote

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:


    >1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)

    Might have saved you from the operation?? I guess you'll never know.

    <snip>

    Whoooo-Boy! That's precious, Jan!


    <snip unrelated stuff>

    Quoted message said:

    Jan

    Thanks for the insightful response to the point I raised. Well
    thought-out and intelligent of you.

    Back to the point...chiropractic "might" have repaired a torn ACL?
    Please explain.

    Mark, MD

  14. Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Sorry again
    From: [email hidden] (Mark)
    Date: 11/7/2003 8:15 AM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    [email hidden] (Jan) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Sorry again
    From: [email hidden] (Mark)
    Date: 11/6/2003 9:28 AM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    [email hidden] (Jan) wrote

    <snip>
    >
    > >1986 ACL knee operation (rejected chiropractic)
    >
    > Might have saved you from the operation?? I guess you'll never know.

    <snip>

    Whoooo-Boy! That's precious, Jan!


    <snip unrelated stuff>

    Restored:

    *my other hobby (time-waster in a big way is more like it) is lurking around
    the Internet, annoying people who engage in the dissemination of bozo-science
    medical advice. My favorites are the "NutraSweet causes brain cancer" folks and
    those who would have us believe that milk causes diabetes. I could claim it's
    my duty as a high-falutin' medical professional, but really it's just my
    natural pugnacious tendency.*

    Perhaps you should use a punching bag.

    That might help with *your* problem.

    A pity you enjoy annoying people, attending a good day care center would have
    taken away most of that pugnacuois tendency.

    Sorry you missed that.

    Jan

    Quoted message said:

    Thanks for the insightful response to the point I raised. Well
    thought-out and intelligent of you.

    *my other hobby (time-waster in a big way is more like it) is lurking around
    the Internet, annoying people who engage in the dissemination of bozo-science
    medical advice. My favorites are the "NutraSweet causes brain cancer" folks and
    those who would have us believe that milk causes diabetes. I could claim it's
    my duty as a high-falutin' medical professional, but really it's just my
    natural pugnacious tendency.*

    Quoted message said:

    Back to the point...chiropractic "might" have repaired a torn ACL?
    Please explain.

    Nope.

    Jan

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