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    ok... ok...

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    • ya, I would say that's generally true.Gnash
    • most people don't have the inclination - or resources - to find out for themselvesGnash
    • It works both ways. Look at homeopathy -- people lap that shit upGnash
    • It works though.Morning_star
    • Like placebos work.Morning_star
    • homeopathy doesn't "work" lolmonospaced
    • In your opinion mono, does the Placebo Effect work?Morning_star
    • Morning Star is right. But it's the placebo effect that's working, not the homeo solutionsGnash
    • and not for everyone that uses them.Gnash
    • Homeopathy, in my opinion, is another way of dressing up Placebos. If it works, and it does, what's the harm.Morning_star
    • The harm happens when someone believes it'll cure their cancer, or something like that.Gnash
    • and they postpone, or avoid, treatments that have been proved effectiveGnash
    • The placebo effect is definitely something the science and medical communities are aware of, because they sometimes work.monospaced
    • but placebo should not be considered outside science, that would be stupid to think it wasmonospaced
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