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Doing Something that Shouldn't Work, Didn't

Edward Murray says:

August 2, 2010 at 3:03 PM

How insightful and as the Anals noted, "important."

How does it advance the science of this if you don't actually attempt to replicate the work of Dr. Zamboni?

I personally tested the CCSVI theory using tarot cards and was "not able to reproduce the findings by Zamboni et al. " I should submit my results to the growing evidence that CCSVI is not real at least when you don't actually test for it.

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- My spaghetti on the fridge predicted the same Edward!
  
  Shirley Renshaw says:
  
  August 4, 2010 at 4:42 PM
  
  Thanks for your comment it is actually a lot smarter than these so-called nureos did. They should have consulted with you. Geeeze!
  
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