--- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 
> On Apr 12, 2008, at 7:57 PM, new.morning wrote:
> 
> > This summer will be the 2nd anniversary of the Invincibility project
> > in the Domes. Much noise was flaunted by JH about the glorious effects
> > on the stock markets. "statisticlstudes "proved" the ME was creating a
> > huge surge that had less than an infinitesimal chance of being a
> > coincidence
> > Effect:
> >
> > Markets almost back to level of 2 years ago. Decline in the last year.
> >
> > And look at the five year chart. Does the ME period just POP out at
> > you. Clearly distinct and better than the prior three years?
> 
> 
> How could a hypothesis based on the mistaken assumption that  
> statistically insignificant up-clicks in alpha coherence do anything.  
> After all, these are insignificant changes! Once you understand that  
> the ME is based on a false assumption which is understood by modern  
> neuroscience, it's clear what it really was: the use of pseudoscience  
> and marketing as a moneymaker, tapping into our Green meme boomeritis  
> tendencies (and their wallets).


I that the ME was based on the common experience that group meds (ha)
often create a good feeling in the "air" that is quite distinct from
say, an anger scene.  Some of my first group meds in Palley Ballroom
at UCB -- with over 1000 divers, it was clear there is an "effect" --
a phenomenon that you can almost cut with a knife.


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