"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 16:23:05 -0000, "Serge Auckland"
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"P.W.B. Electronics" wrote in message
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New Article by May Belt - Positive Feedback Online

Dear All,
There is an interesting (if I do say it myself) article just published
in
the March 2007 issue of Positive Feedback Online.

http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue30/belt.htm

In the 3rd paragraph of the article there is a link available to a
section
of the Stereophile Hi Fi magazine's on line Forum (copy below).

http://forum.stereophile.com/forum/s...fpart=1&vc= 1

This particular section in the Stereophile Forum is very long (spread
over
quite a few months) but I would recommend that people try to read it all
because I have written much background information regarding some of the
discoveries by P.W.B. Electronics.

I would be interested in any feedback from my article - either posted to
the
P.W.B. Forum or directly to myself.

Kind Regards,

May Belt.




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* P.W.B. Electronics
* 18 Pasture Crescent, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS7 4QS, England
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* http://www.belt.demon.co.uk http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PWB
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Mrs Belt writes reasonably and gently, but can't get away from the fact
that
PWB's "improvements" do not have rational, measurable and repeatable
reasons
for their effectiveness. I would be happy if PWB would propose some
rational, measurable and repeatable reasons, so that others could
replicate
his work and carry out proper double-blind tests. Anything less, and the
suspicion of "snake oil" remains.

If something works, then the effect *must* be measurable. It is, of
course,
possible that others have been measuring the wrong things, but then this
leaves an obligation on PWB to propose the right measurements that others
can perform.

S.


Serge have you been smoking too much wacky baccy and gone all nice and
mellow? The sale of snake oil is the entire and only reason for the
existence of PWB.

At the back of their Bunco Booth they have a sign reading "This way to
the Egress".

d

--
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

I suspect you may be right, but I mustn't let my prejudice in favour of the
Scientific Method cloud my objectivity. If you accept the premises of
Quantum Physics, nothing is actually impossible, just very very
unlikely...like PWB's products working?

S.