Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: One Million Rupees Offer to prove "Homeopathy is Paranormal"
Kumar said:
Just show me most basic tests---whether material presence of active substances in remedies/water had ever been tested chemically & practically(not on paper by Avagadro formula) & if yes, how dilutions are made & results thereof. Give me some valid links/referances to this effect.
Kumar, you seemed to be getting it a bit in the other thread, but here you are as bad as ever.
The people who are making the claims are the homoeopaths. Dr. Mas is claiming that there is material substance of the remedy present in a 30C preparation. Instead of him saying to us, have you looked to see that there is nothing there, why do you not ask him, have you looked to see if there
is anything there?
That is the whole point. Paper and theory explain very clearly that we expect nothing to be there. Dr. Mas claims otherwise. Therefore it is up to him to show us that there
is something present.
He can use an electron microscope, if he thinks that will help him, or any other method he likes. If he's right, and it is possible to look and prove that there is something there, why hasn't he done it?
And as you know, if he could do that he'd get the JREF million dollars.
This million rupees game is just a silly distraction to take attention away from that fact that he can't do what he claims, and so can't win the million dollars. So he says, now you prove that homoeopathy is paranormal.
Well, to do that we have to have him tell us what definition of paranormal he accepts. I've got a million rupees says he'll never give a clear definition, or a clear explanation of what sort of demonstration would be acceptable to him to win his money.
Rolfe.