When it comes to CS, if someone doesn't sound a little confused and
conflicted...it's probably BS at work.
That would be *Bull Shit* on one side and *Bought Something* on the other?
LOL
I seem to recall many *Gee, I dunnos* in response to Sols
questionings...and lots of maybes, try this'es and try thats.
We're all learning.
Sol is very persistent!!! [Gonga rats! ]
Ode
At 11:11 AM 4/6/2007 -0600, you wrote:
Well, I "judged" first by word of mouth (email actually) from people I
thought knew what they were talking about and who had experience of using
CS. Then I "judged" by sites like www.silvermedicine.org that don't sell
CS, and seem to be written from a reasonable position. Then I joined the
silverlist and "judged" by the conversations and exchange of information
here. From there I "judged" by the two CS sites that do sell something
(generators) but seemed to me by then to also have non-hyped solid CS
information. Those two sites are silverpuppy and silvergen.
Along the way, I learned about CS, bought two generators, made a
"learning" generator myself, kept lots of records, pestered list members
(mainly Ode, Trem, and ole Bob) for help endlessly, and gained experience
of my own in making and using CS.
I try to recognize sales hype wherever it appears. Sometimes sales hype is
so egregious anyone should recognize it (though some don't even then) and
sometimes it is subtle. This is sometimes known in common parlance as
"having a good bullshit detector". Of course one's BS detector is
influenced and informed by one's past experience and predjudices, which
everyone has, whether they admit it or not. Unless I have long experience
and wide reading in any area, I always do some googling to try to find out
what the other side is. There is science and there is junk science, just
as there is history and junk history, and it can be very hard to determine
which is which, and not everyone is ever going to agree on which is which.
Since I have had severe iodine allergy for over 20 years I've been forced
to learn more about it than I ever wanted to know. In having to avoid it
with ever increasing vigilance as every reaction to too much caused even
greater sensitivity, I have had to do a lot of reasearch on iodine, in
order to keep up with the ever expanding list of foods it gets put into in
one form or other, by direct addition (as in iodized salt, sea salt)or via
kelp/seaweed fertilizers and feed supplements,or use of iodine
disinfectants, seaweed thickeners, and on and on.
sol
Dee wrote:
But if you use this as a measuring stick for everything, then I for one
wouldn't be using EIS! There are some sites out there that absolutely
rubbish it, but I know from experience that they are wrong! So how are
you to judge? Dee
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