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I don't know, "ionisation" seems to be a pretty big topic of conversation among new-age types. I once knew someone who liked to visit the ocean because of all
by dorkwood 8y ago
I don't know, "ionisation" seems to be a pretty big topic of conversation among new-age types.
I once knew someone who liked to visit the ocean because of all the "positive ions" there. What are positive ions, anyway? Are they good for you? I don't even know myself.
- yesenadam 8y agoYes, I didn't say they don't say "ions". :-) They have those bedside-table machines that make them. Probably not many New Agers know ions have anything to do with electrons. It's a strange combination of reverence for science (any new age book written by a PhD sells better) and contempt for and ignorance of it. I read some description of New Thought's students (19th C movement very like New Age) as people who had never been known before to be students of anything. Suddenly here's a Royal Road to the secrets of the universe, and those scientists are all too close-minded to listen...
- 33degrees 8y agoIt’s negative ions from oceans that are supposed to be good for you, they’re purported to help against depression and other mood disorders. Studies have not shown conclusive proof that it works.