Most of the comments here are mindlessly skeptical basically boiling down to "citation needed", and "not peer reviewed".
The whole approach Seth Roberts takes is based on a philosophy of self-experimentation and personal science. His writing needs to be evaluated in that context.
Comments that react in these default ways really add nothing other than to assert that anything that is not conventional science should be dismissed without further consideration.
The whole approach Seth Roberts takes is based on a philosophy of self-experimentation and personal science. His writing needs to be evaluated in that context.
Comments that react in these default ways really add nothing other than to assert that anything that is not conventional science should be dismissed without further consideration.
Doesn't seem very hackerish to me.