So hate helped sprouting mold, therefore new life?
“Words truly matter” but I can’t understand for the life of me what these ones mean. Can someone help me out?
Words have powers bordering on magic, I guess is the idea.
And for many people that’s true, for as long as they are willing to believe that.So I guess what I’m saying is that placebos have powers bordering on magic.
If this is an explanation it doesn’t make it clearer
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I watched a youtube video about it. It’s temperature that dictates how a snowflake looks. Simple as that.
Thank you. The thing I was missing was the fact that the other one had mold.
Ah, yes! Of course, there’s that other half of the post - the “experiment” itself. What I said about words applies to the people involved, it’s not the mold in the jar who “believes” in the placebo, I completely skipped over that part.
For a laboratory scientific experiment to prove something, anything at all, it has to pass a threshold known as sigma-5, which means that the margin or odds of error must be less than one part in around 3 million. There has to be a laboratory certainty of 99.99994%
There are a million-plus-one ways that an attempted “controlled experiment” can go askew and wrong. In the case of the jars, my guess is that they packed the “unloved jar” more aggressively. That kitchen experiment is messier and more chaotic, uncontrolled, than a school lab, and a school lab doesn’t cut it even for a sigma-1 I would reckon, you’d get equally “useful” results by flipping a coin.
Well that’s an opinion I xan get behind, placebos are certainly more powerful than common sense would dictate.
It’s basically explained in the next sentence. The words we use to each other matter
So what the fuck is up with the rice??
They wrote mean words on one jar of rice, nice words on the other, and the one with mean words grew mold, illustrating that you should choose your words carefully. That was their intention at least.
I was trying to figure out if the kids had eaten more from one or the other jar. And I thought the green stuff was herbs.
Oh that’s mold… Thank you.
Homeschooling sure is… Something!
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Masaru Emoto’s “experiments” are not scientifically legit. They are at best artistic photography. But his so-called science in regard to water/ice crystals is rubbish and does not stand up to scrutiny, it is not reproducible. He makes a lot of money from common people at his events.
I just poked around the Japanese web. If you’re talking about “messages from water” or something like that, it’s complete bullshit. You can see here for example: https://www.gakushuin.ac.jp/~881791/fs/md/what.html If not, please cite your source.
Do you have a source for that experiment that isn’t trying to sell special water?
Once I saw some amazing effect after talking positively to water too. I came to the scientific conclusion the acid I took was really good.
No mycelium on either one I see.
Next time I recommend staying silent and paying attention to the moment as you make your cake
It’s really funny how the “bad” rice is photoshopped
Kind words
satanisesanitise & sterilise.And this is how you fail in teaching your children science.
I think this is a wink towards the idea that your plants grow better when you talk lovey-dovey to them
Yeah I’ve always found that silly, they just like our breath.
It is probably true though. Speaking to them every day, means looking at them every day and thus seeing problems immediately. Okay, so not true, but still effective.
I’m also open to the idea of doing research if sound waves stimulating something, somehow. At least there’s something to look at. But writing on a jar? That’s just nonsense.
Absolutely. Everyone knows rice is illiterate, they should have taken barley
Now I feel bad for blue cheese, must have been abused all this time.
The more people hate blue cheese, the bluer it gets
Reminds me of Ghostbusters 2
All I can see is that this might be evidence that jars with green lids ate bad for storing food. Further studies are needed.
Adversity drives growth?
Maybe they just love segregation and hate culture?
Those treated with kindness are better for eating.
Should…shouldn’t the one with mold be the I love you one? Since that’s what promoted the most growth and success of life?
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