I like watching the mainstream media news. My favorite is the government-sponsored stuff. Nothing says hell yeah like spending my taxes on propaganda.
The other day I was watching CBC and they were talking about homeopathic medicines.
I'm all for the smokable type of natural medicine and I've got a liquor cabinet filled with home treatments
But, I'm not sure about homeopathy, like everyone else, I just think it is a joke scammers and idiots entertain.
It's been in the news a lot lately.
In case you are mentally disabled, I'll remind you this is satire, so you may be offended if you didn't realize this already.
In the news segment, they were treating it like it is a debate. However, according to the properly educated, it is pseudoscience.
Here is my favorite article:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/government-funding-homeopaths-honduras-1.5046056
Apparently, the good people at the Canadian government were using public money to send the stuff to Honduras. HAHAHHAHAHA
So what were they actually doing?
Ottawa pledging aid money to Terre Sans Frontières (TSF) to dispatch more than a dozen volunteer homeopaths to Honduras over five years.
Well, that's one way to get them out of our face. Hopefully, they stay down there.
My favorite quote from the article:
'Literally water'
Basically, the stuff is super distilled natural medicine, we are talking atoms per liter.
Well, natural medicine barely works compared to the real stuff and homeopathy is the idea that water has memory, so you should just remove the stuff and somehow it is good.
WTF?
I like laughing at pseudoscience. It is so stupid I won't even bother trying to explain it or debunk it.
But I will say if water has memory and one atom is enough, I was probably in your pants, lol :)