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From: cas@mtdcb.att.com (Clifford A Stevens, Jr)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Re: HEALTH PROVIDERS AS PATIENTS
Summary: Another reason!
Message-ID: <12085@bunker.UUCP>
Date: 30 May 90 14:45:25 GMT
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Index Number: 8518

In article <11922@bunker.UUCP>, Greg.See-Kee@f631.n712.z3.fidonet.org
(Greg See-Kee) writes:
> Index Number: 8365
> Sometimes "magic" does work.  Science has several names for it - 
> "coincidence", "the Placebo effect" and the "Non-Double-Blind" 
> effect. This last one is also called the "Hawthorn Effect".

There's another reason magic works, "Science hasn't gotten there yet!".

Let me make myself clear, I agree w the basic premise 110%, but there's
a flaw in that argument, and since I'm anal retentive, I can't resist pointing
that out!
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Militant Handicapped Survivor!
	Cliff Stevens	MT1E228  att!cbnewsj!ncas  (201)957-3902