I just want to let you know that reading a newspaper article or any crap 
written by somebody on the internet is not research. Falcao does not know this 
because he is not a scientist or academic, and is not familiar with real 
research of any kind. Research, especially original scientific research is 
published in peer-reviewed journals. These journals are today accessible 
through the internet. They are usually password protected, and therefore can 
only be accessed by people who have a subscription to them, or who are members 
of a university library because of their academic affiliation. In my case, I 
have access through both means because I am a professional medical 
neuroscientist affiliated with a medical research institute and a university 
medical school. 

Regarding the quack article on Herald, I was hoping that somebody could provide 
me with a direct link to it or a scanned copy of it. This is because a simple 
Google search did not pull it up. A specialized search was also not successful 
because Herald articles are not archived in any academic databases. Stephen 
provided a link to the Herald epaper home page, which I was aware of. But I was 
not sure whether the Herald Cafe page was included in the epaper. However, 
after going through one of the epaper issues page by page I was able to see 
that piece of crap. I will comment on it in my next post to Goanet.

Cheers,

Santosh



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On Saturday, January 25, 2014 4:23 AM, Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão 
<[email protected]> wrote:


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>Santosh Helekar chimbelcho at yahoo.com on Fri Jan 24
17:13:35 PST 2014 wrote:
>Can you please send me the article to which you are
referring? Perhaps, I will be able to offer the feedback that you seek. I share
your concern about quackery being spread through the internet and by the
popular press.
>Cheers,
>Santosh
> 
>COMMENT:
>I thought Mr. Helekar was good at research on the
internet?
>Maybe I was wrong. 
>Stephen has mentioned the media, the date, and the heading
under which the article was published. I myself read it on the net after
Stephen’s post. 
>Sometimes it does help to feign ignorance. It does
make a complainant repeat what is obvious.
>
>
>Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão.
>
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