But the thing is Indi, that if all of us had reacted the way you did,
and would not try it because there was not any provable data, then we
would *all* have been very badly off indeed, and would *never* have ever
used EIS! I for one, would have been much the poorer in health.
Therefore I would strongly disagree with you about the need to be able
to prove anything before recommending it. dee
Indi wrote:
Wouldn't it be so much nicer (and useful) if, when I'd first read about CS,
I'd come away thinking "Well, those people have no real data, but they
certainly seem sincere -- maybe they're on to something"?
But no, I was left thinking, "what a bunch of loonies!", because of all the
absolute statements and unsubstantiable claims presented as "data".
I had to get really, desperately, on-my-last-legs ill before I tried it, and
even then I probably wouldn't have except a friend whom I'd discussed it
with bought it for me. Now I'm a believer, but I *still* do not know what I do
not know, and I recognize that.
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