Entanglement and some heretical thoughts about homeopathy.
This paper proposes the emergent entanglement theory of homeopathy. This is based on the lack of evidence that choice of homeopathic medicine is important and predicts links between effectiveness of homeopathic medicines and their manufacturers. It predicts that there will be a consistent variation, in terms of outcome, between homeopaths, and between medicines made by different manufacturers, but not the specific homeopathic medicines prescribed. This theory is potentially testable.
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School of Psychology, University of Plymouth, Drake Circus, Plymouth PL4 AA, UK. mhyland@plymouth.ac.uk
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