>> >Allan writes: <<some sort of baseline for the substances>>
>> >Well, yes...FWIW. But let's never forget that it's FORCES we're workingwith here,
>not just substances. Brer Lovel's "The Nature of Forces"
>bears re-reading.
I would support testing the preps and will contribute $ if you go ahead. How would you
get a "scientific" measurement of life forces anyways, one that would be accepted by
the status quo academic/ag community? If tests indicate a higher level of beneficial
organisms, it would be proof to me that the preps are adding something to the growing
environment. To just depend on believing that there are life forces at work based on
one's own experience won't get BD out of the woo-woo realm - which seems to be needed
if BD is going to gain wider acceptance. Personally, I'm a believer, but I also am
curious to see what the tests would produce.
Nancy G.
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