Nope. Still won't work. Still not scientific. No soup for you.Kumar said:Just consider these as valid in science in view/reward of my hard work. Thanks.
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Nope. Still won't work. Still not scientific. No soup for you.Kumar said:Just consider these as valid in science in view/reward of my hard work. Thanks.
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new drkitten said:That's not an auspicious start. Where I come from, we call that "argument from ignorance."
I think we could work this out as a Fermi problem and get some numbers to support this. If I assume that the lab technique is sufficiently poor that the dilution only produces a ten-fold instead of a hundred-fold dilution, then our hypothetical 30C solution would "really" be a 30X solution, yes?
Which is still ultra-molar -- one molecule left per million litres of stock solvent, or something like one billionth of a molecule per sugar pill.
Kumar, just how bad can the lab technique be? Would homeopaths notice if ten percent of the material didn't dissolve but instead stuck to the wall of the container?
The managing director of www.hhomeopharma.com Dr. Hafiz Matie ullah announced to sponsor the prize money in support of World Homeopathic Computer Club's offer to prove "Homeopathy is paranormal in nature and scientific laws / principles cannot apply over homeopathy".
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Dr. Matie (on left) and Dr. MAS (on right) are addressing press conference which was called to announce the offer.
WHCC (Press Report)
Why would anyone on this forum (apart from the homeopaths, of couse) want to prove that "scientific laws / principles cannot apply over homeopathy?"Originally posted by Dr. MAS
The managing director of www.hhomeopharma.com Dr. Hafiz Matie ullah announced to sponsor the prize money in support of World Homeopathic Computer Club's offer to prove "Homeopathy is paranormal in nature and scientific laws / principles cannot apply over homeopathy".
Are you really suggesting sticking some of the "active" ingredient to the inside of the bottle used for the dilution so that, effectively, more of the substance is added with each dilution? Isn't that cheating? Surely the solute added in later dilutions in this way won't have been potentised to the same degree as the original remedy. If homeopathy works as claimed (NB: it doesn't), this is just like adding a contaminent or impurity to the mixture.Kumar said:Just paint a bottle inside or stick something to its inner walls or embed any homeopathic starting material(silica in glass have absorbing properties) in the inner walls of bottle/containers/grinding equipment used in triturations, then shake/grind with force/rinse/wash any number of times or continue potentization process in same bottle.....& then look if molecular presence is there in ever potency or not.
Dr. Mas, do you believe that homoeopathy will only work "by the grace of Allah (God)"? To clarify, do you believe that divine intervention takes place every time a homoeopathic remedy works?Dr. MAS said:Dr. MAS: I only claim, we can heal patients (curable or incurable) by grace of Allah (God) and with the help of homeopathic medicines as a source.
Are you saying that your post that I quoted, i.e.: "World Homeopathic Computer Club's offer to prove "Homeopathy is paranormal in nature and scientific laws / principles cannot apply over homeopathy"" is not an accurate representation of your challenge? If it is not an accurate representation of your position, it seems somewhat disingenuous of you to post it.Dr. MAS said:mojo, the above post was the continuation of the first post which was posted at www.nch.ipbfree.com forum. You missed everything and cutting the apple without peeling off the skin.![]()
can i play too? ewok turkey/laser/paper towel are absolute nuclear & aren't able not do earring/earringing of mucus??Kumar said:Whether glass/motar/pestle are absoloute impervious & don't allow any permeation/penetrating of molecules??
Sorry, Epi, no go. You're making too much sense.EdipisReks said:can i play too? ewok turkey/laser/paper towel are absolute nuclear & aren't able not do earring/earringing of mucus??
Dr MAS,Dr. MAS said:mojo, the above post was the continuation of the first post which was posted at www.nch.ipbfree.com forum. You missed everything and cutting the apple without peeling off the skin.![]()
Thin layer chromatography (TLC)
In thin layer chromatography or TLC the stationary phase consists of a thin layer of adsorbent like silica gel, alumina, or cellulose on a flat carrier like a glass plate, a thick aluminum foil, or a plastic sheet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatography
To return to what we were discussing earlier, what was asked for was "basic tests" that show that there is any of the "active" component present in homeopathic preparations at the dilutions we were discussing. What you have replied with is your usual vague theorising about how thay could be present. Providing a fanciful explanation of how something could occur is not the same thing as demonstrating that it does occur.Kumar said:Just paint a bottle inside or stick something to its inner walls or embed any homeopathic starting material(silica in glass have absorbing properties) in the inner walls of bottle/containers/grinding equipment used in triturations, then shake/grind with force/rinse/wash any number of times or continue potentization process in same bottle.....& then look if molecular presence is there in ever potency or not. It looks while experiancing 'memory of water, same container was used, but while testing different containers were used for different dilutions--so test might had failed. Now what about Avogdro law or otherwise. Sorry, but "secret" may be this only.I previously indicated accordingly & in other language not indonasian).
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Mojo said:Oh, and remember that you are supposed to be detecting molecules (or ions, or whatever) from the original tincture, not molecules of the same substance introduced later on as a contaminent as you describe in your post that I've quoted here.
um... No.Dr. MAS said:One Million Rupees Offer to prove "Homeopathy is Paranormal"
You are off with the fairies again. In this thread, you were asked for details of a test that can detect the "active " ingredient in a homeopathic preparation at the dilutions mentioned. Please provide the information requested.Kumar said:In this topic, I am trying to indicate possibility of molecules of active constituents of any remedy, not contaminations & carriers.