Hi Fred/all,

> A bit short on accuracy there, Patrick.  :-)

By posting Tom's comments, I wasn't intending to suggest my support for
them.

Rather, I was taking a bit of a pointy stick and pushing it into the vort
nest :-)

I personally have seen nothing to convince me that Joe/similar cells
actually work as advertised.  However, in trying to keep an open mind - and
explore other possibilities - I've been getting increasingly frustrated by
the disconnect of the various groups out there.

On Y!, there are a few individuals discussing theory based on known science,
or what might be considered reasonable extrapolations to it.  On the whole,
though, there's a lot of Orgone breathers (which may/may not prove valid),
attempting to discuss cell theory/construction without really knowing how
the thing works (assuming it does).  However, on Y! you also seem to have a
decent number of folks actually doing hands-on experiments.

Here (vortex) we've got some very well grounded scientific expertise, with a
decent amount of open mindedness.  Over the last few weeks I've seen a
number of plausible (and a few not so) theories evolve here as to how these,
or similar, cells might function.  What I've not seen here are any suggested
protocols for simple experiments to work towards proving - or otherwise -
any of these theories.

What I'm attempting to say - admittedly in a very long winded manner - is
that to move our understanding forward we really need the enthusiastic
hands-on approach typified by the Y! guys to be coupled with the solid(ish!)
science found in places like this.

Now, I don't know if some of you have been experimenting and exchanging info
off-list; if so, please direct flames to my personal mail account.

My challenge: how about a few simple protocols for reproducible experiments
to test some of the theories previously discussed here?

Cheers,
Patrick
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