http://youtu.be/ILSyt_Hhbjg

make you think if you should drink rain water...

i know i do

That was a decent show Muncheese, did you see it all ? I love Oasis

They say even black holes release information. Makes you think, doesn't it ?!

yep its a very cool bit of info. there was another video which show you how you can conduct an experiment with interacting with water. if i find it again ill post it. dont believe i read anything about black holes but interesting.

this is what makes homeopathy possible

way cool

i'd like to see what the water thinks of a nice bud.

I wonder what bong water thinks, lol.

ha ha ha

i know right?!?

Not to start an argument MT, nor do I wish to hijack this thread, but homeopathy is bunk. I used to test vaccines as part of my job: homeopathic vaccines are basically filtered water.. period. Totally useless...

There, just had to get that off my chest.

Yes its popular to say that homeopathy doesnt work but it did for me and others.

There is also a lot of other folks it has worked for, so I disagree...off my chest too now

Well, they work, but not the way homeopaths think (well, some may intuitively know this). Basically for those who believe they'll work, the placebo effect guarantees some improvement. If it works a few times, the belief is powerfully amplified, and remarkable effects can be noted.

A similar effect can be noted in cases of voodoo curses, the victim believes they're going to die so strongly the stress shuts down the immune system and so they do.

Doctors are seriously considering offering placebos when they can't think of anything else to offer, some already do this, in fact choosing pharms that are basically harmless but with noticeable side effects so the patient "knows it's working". And many do improve.

So even though it's a waste on me, I'm not anti-homeopathy, it's a relatively inexpensive and completely harmless form of placebo and if it helps those who can be helped that way, they're welcome to it in my opinion. But it's never worked on me and many others I know, I do have an uncle who swears by it (claims it helps the symptoms of the lead poisoning from the bullet in his brain he acquired age 7), so, yeah.