001. Randi writes in "Homeopathy Qualifies for the Million Dollar Challenge":
"homeopathy is eligible for the million-dollar prize [MDP...] we've offered it on BBC, in print, by lectures, all over the world, and it [homeopathy] has always – 100% of the time – failed tests. It was reported as a failure in Nature Magazine [...] if anyone can show that homeopathy works, the James Randi Educational Foundation will pay them the million-dollar prize [...] homeopathy DOES NOT WORK. It's quackery, pure and simple. It's a farce, a fake, and flummery. Prove it works, and win the million dollars."
Note: of course, the naturopaths claim homeopathy is a "clinical science":
"the core clinical science examination is a case-based examination that covers the following topics [...which includes] homeopathy."
002. Let's think:
since NDs claim they are science experts, and that homeopathy is science, why haven't they claimed the $?
If homeopathy is science, IT IS ALREADY SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE.
The MDP would be easy winnings.
Something smells HUGELY fishy about naturopathy.
The MDP would be easy winnings.
Something smells HUGELY fishy about naturopathy.
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