marketing a patented tuning Was OnlyPure

Ron Nossaman rnossaman@cox.net
Sat, 16 Apr 2005 12:34:51 -0500


> And yes, I'm guilty of a bit of sarcasm here, but you've also slaughtered
> the findings from my field of study to sell your product.  I'm not trying to
> pick on you, but merely trying to illustrate a point.  You've bent over
> backwards to snow everyone with techno-speak.  However, what will really
> sell your method, in my opinion, is a more basic and earnest discussion that
> everyone can understand -- a discussion that doesn't invoke Einstein's
> theory of relativity or Maxwell's equations.  If you're invoking Planck's
> constant or Avagadro's number in the discussion, you're probably not
> discussing the right things.
> 
> All constructive criticism, I hope...
> 
> Peace,
> Sarah

Don't forget Heisenberg.


Quite without certainty, physicist Heisenberg
Asked for a ruling, most times, would demure
Such ambiguity clouded his thinking that
Now, when he thinks he's confused, he's not sure!


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