On Dr. Masaru Emoto and his water crystals:
Stop the
Bleeping Pseudoscience
Includes Emoto's bunk in a general discussion of the film. The author states,
"But a moviegoer doesn't have to be an expert in scientific protocols to spot
the flapdoodle." Maybe not, but apparently she has to be an excellent critical thinker
because most of my acquaintance fell for it all hook, line, and sinker.
Water
pseudoscience, nostrums, and snake oil
Fabulous page by a chemist on all sorts of water bunk. You'll
find Emoto mentioned at the bottom with a very brief explanation of why he's
just a huckster.
Chiropractic
Crackup, Talking to Water, ....
In this article by James Randi, the important point to note is that it is common
knowledge that Emoto refuses to subject his studies to double-blind testing.
Randi says, "If he [Emoto] were to be blind to which words were being used to
influence the water crystals, his search through the results looking for
confirmation, would be inconclusive." But Emoto refuses to do blind studies on
his water. Gee, I wonder why?
Alternative Medicine
The Physics of 'Alternative Medicine': Bioenergetic Fields
Includes some discussion of the misuse of Quantum Physics
Crystal Healing
Recursivity: Debunking Crystal Healing
Von Daniken's Chariots of the
Gods
A Primer
in the Art of Crooked Science
Ancient Astronauts
from the Skeptic's Dictionary
Chariots of
Lies
Erich Von
Daniken from the Skeptic Wiki
Erich
Von Daniken's Chariots of the Gods: Science or Charlatanism?