My personal anecdote began with a failure of western medicine to provide a solution beyond pain killers and sleeping pills, which didn’t work.Drawing inferences from personal experience is precisely the sort of reasoning that allows things that are obviously fraudulent to prosper, just as much as things where the benefits are not rigorously scientifically demostrable like acupuncture. Take a stage 4 cancer patient that drinks some homeopathic water and miraculously three weeks later their cancer is gone: Well the 99 other people who did the same and then died aren't around to talk up its benefits as a cure.
Anyway no Hogan this week hey?
Did you say no Hogan?