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No, that is LITERALLY science. You come up with hypotheses and test them. Hypothesis: [Specific diet] will cause no effects on myself, given my unique biochemi
by satokema 8y ago
No, that is LITERALLY science. You come up with hypotheses and test them.
Hypothesis: [Specific diet] will cause no effects on myself, given my unique biochemicalpsycho makeup.
Hypothesis: [Specific diet] will cause [list of benefits/mali] for myself, given my unique biochemicalpsycho makeup.
etc.
Just because it doesn't automatically apply to the population at large does not make it "not science".
- notheguyouthink 8y agoWell I imagine what OP meant was that the testing phase in this "science" is not verifiable/repeatable/etc. Perception is an awful way to perform tests, and is very frequently wrong.