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To: Ilaine who wrote (142400)	8/3/2004 1:27:13 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

<Just noodled around a bit in the National Institute for Health (NIH) database, more than nine thousand research articles on acupuncture. If it's bogus, I wonder why so many millions of research dollars are being advanced? > For the same reason that a billion Moslems kneel like rows of sardines towards Mecca, believe in Islamic Jihad and Christians go on Crusades. It costs a lot of money, but hey, it puts out a lot of neuropeptides, not to mention adrenaline and icky red liquid when they do head-hacking. Because people do something, doesn't mean it's a good thing. Nearly everything people do is absurd. Random acts of displacement activity because they can't figure out a better idea. That is due to poor pig/chimp experiements in bygone eras when they didn't have the scientific method at hand, so to speak. Mqurice PS: Body piercing is a modern acupuncture process and you can see from the exponents' intelligent behaviour that it works wonders on those neural polypeptides.