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Cheekio posted:... It's Wikipedia, but you should read that. Start with the part about dilutions. The long and the short of it is that in order for homeopathy as such to work the way that it's adherents say that it does, our current understanding of some really, really basic laws of physics and biology, such as the way that atoms behave in a liquid state and what a dosage is, needs to be wrong. If you start getting into stuff like, "Well, homeopathy is really just herbal medicine," or, "Homeopathy is a holistic style of treatment," then what you're doing is getting fuzzy with the definition of homeopathy. Something like that will naturally be hard to refute, because any one feature that gets refuted can be replaced ad-hoc style with some other feature. At that point responses are going to shift to me asking you to define what the hell you even mean when you say 'homeopathy' and then we can talk about that.
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