From: rsw@therandymon.com
On 2017-04-19, JAB wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Apr 2017 15:31:30 -0300, Internetado
> wrote:
>>> Surprising new research shows that placebos still work even when you know
>>> theyre not real
> Analogously, when a child is in pain, then by diverting the child's
> attention, the "pain" may go away.
Expect your medical professional to bill your insurance company full price,
nonetheless ...
Somehow I find this confusing, as similar studies that analyzed whether
people who had teams praying for them showed prayer-vs-no-prayer made no
difference at all in the longterm health of the patient. I'd expect
placebos and prayer to exhibit similar properties of medical success, for
probably obvious reasons.
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