ralphpnj wrote: 
> Thanks Archimago for that very well written and highly informative link.
> The sad part is that, at least here in the USA, there has been a
> prolonged war on science and other evidenced based beliefs in favor of
> pseudo-scientific and subjective belief systems. In this respect the
> audiophile world is simply mirroring the world at large.
> 
> The good part is that things like torrents and file transfer sites are
> making it more difficult for vendors like HDTracks to make a profit from
> their less than honest business practices.
> 
> Now if only there was a way to reduce to the reduce the profits of other
> business that profit from the propagation of anti-science. Gun
> manufacturers and big oil being two of the worst offenders. And I
> apologize for the political slant of this post but, at least to my eyes,
> there seems to a direct connection between the outright rejection of the
> scientific method and the inability to have more meaningful on so many
> important issues. While audio may be one of the least important issues
> effected by the anti-science bias, it is nonetheless suffering the same
> fate.

The biggest issues are usually the healt scams , more treatments than
you think are basically pseudo-science , it cost billions and yes people
die from it to , by stop taking the real drug or unforeseen side effects
in combination with the prescription drug .

Homoeopathic and anthroposophy are among the most noteworthy here they
been around a while and are somewhat accepted but read up on what they
believe in it is really strange things, and if see something marketed as
-wellness- I run


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