--- On Sat, 11/7/09, Rob, grandpa of Ryan, Trevor, Devon & Hannah
<[email protected]> wrote:
> It "protects your children." It's "scientifically proven."
Most importantly:
"The Bioprotector allows an undisturbed flow of bioenergy (life energy,
vitality) through the whole body, having a positive and harmonising effect on
health with no harmful side effects."
"Bioenergy". "Life energy", aka "vitality"...
Man, I can feel my bioenergy piling up just thinking about it.
But why does my spell-check not recognize "bioenergy" as a real word?
The point of all this rhetoric, of course, is to get people to buy the products
before anyone actually checks the references. Also of course, the kind of
folks (in general) who worry about "EMR" and "bioenergy" also don't believe in
"science" and "testing labs", so checking references is anathema at the best of
times.
(BTW, if Matt shows up, everyone pretend that we're talking about infosec...)
...and that's why I think we should advocate pen testing!!!!
-chris
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