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[Read eLetter] nano-battery short-circut for homeopathy as advanced for ball lightning
Brooks Garis   (6 November 2007)

nano-battery short-circut for homeopathy as advanced for ball lightning 6 November 2007
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Re: nano-battery short-circut for homeopathy as advanced for ball lightning

Recently published work to explain ball lightning by O. Meshcheryakov, Wing, Ltd Co., Ukraine offers a concept which may be advanced to further the discussion of the success, however unlikely, of the miniscule doses used in homeopathy.

Reducing an electro-chemical battery to nano-scale may cause it to overflow its electrolyte buffer and spontaneously short-circut. The model of the nano- battery in aerosol form and in short-circut event is offered.

The article on the strange success of homeopathic As-30 and As-200 asks how any remedy can be created from reducing a substance beyond its Avogadro number.

Is there a term for reducing the structural density of a substance through successive titrations to where its electrical matrix is all that remains? Is this enough energy draw the homeopathic remedy, As, like directed ball- lightning with an affinity to eventually discharge and disrupt the action of the root substance?

An attempt to explain ball-lightning as an aerosal nano-short may well provide concepts that increase the vocabulary for discussing the strange success of homeopathic remedies.

Thanks, Brooks Garis Wilton, CT

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