Dear Larry,
Hello! Sorry for the delay in my posts concerning
the PREVENTION of nearsightedness.
I was talking to Dr. Francis Young about his
study (Oakley-Young) and his results
versus the "Houston" bifocal study.
He said that he was on a sebatical, but
had little involvement with the "Houston"
study -- and DID NOT AGREE WITH THE RESULTS.
So the Oakley-Young study -- demonstrating
the effective-prevention is possible and
feasable is still a scientific reality.
But enjoy my friend.
Best,
Otis
RM - 18 Jan 2005 00:29 GMT
> I was talking to Dr. Francis Young about his
> study (Oakley-Young) and his results
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> feasable is still a scientific reality.
> But enjoy my friend.
Let me understand.
So because someone who has a differing opinion with the results of a
scientific study doesn't agree with that study, then it's not valid.
Right? Is that what you are saying?
Sounds like bias to me Otis. But we already know that Otis=bias (as well as
Otis=misquoting, Otis=liar).