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| To be honest I haven't read his paper and I don't know a lot about his research. But scientists and researchers study things that seem like they are obvious all the time, and it's a good idea. Sometimes something that seems obviously true just end up being false, for example lots of folk medicine. On the other hand proving that these things ARE true can be useful too, crystals aren't going to help your health, but garlic is helpful for lots of things. That and when you do find that something obvious is true knowing the exact numbers can be helpful. |