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Commentary, January 3, 2003 — More Dilution Delusion, The Purple Plates!, Amusing Ads, Conjuring Concerns, Another Dowsing Dissection, and an Important Puzzling Question.....
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"More Dilution Delusion, The Purple Plates!, Amusing Ads, Conjuring Concerns, Another Dowsing Dissection, and an Important Puzzling Question.....
The furor over the BBC Horizon program that bombed on homeopathy back in November, continues apace. As previously discussed, Horizon's experts tried to replicate the experiments of Dr. Jacques Benveniste, the results of which had been accepted and celebrated by the homeopathic community as validation of their claims. Horizon's results were quite negative, and that has provoked much criticism among the believers and proponents, as well as some rather sour comments from Benveniste. He now calls me a "fascist of science" and branded the program an "establishment plot" to sabotage his own work and that of Madeleine Ennis, the pharmacist from Belfast.
The BBC has been issuing reports and responses, as I have. To quote from their present web page:
Dr. [Peter] Fisher, the medical director of the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital [and homeopathist to Queen Elizabeth], does not believe that the Horizon programme will dent his patients' belief in the method. It is the one thing on which he and Mr. Randi agree. Mr. Randi said that homeopaths would quickly assimilate any disappointment at the resoundingly negative result. "They all recover from facts," he said. "Reality is not something that bothers these people for very long."
He never seriously thought that he'd have to part with his $1 million — and thinks it unlikely he ever will. "I am a magician, not a scientist. I try to see through people who are deceiving or who are self-deceiving. That is not difficult. We as conjurers know one thing above all, we don't have to fool the people; they fool themselves and they do it very effectively. People — patients and doctors — who not only want to believe, but need to believe it works, will ignore all contrary evidence," Mr. Randi said. "You might as well try to talk the Pope out of being Catholic."
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