"And that's my theory. Don't like it? Well, bite your pillow!"

Ucky-poo! I know where that pillow's been!

This is the kind of discussion that has been going on for many years if not generations. I doubt we are going to settle it here.

As for scientific studies, well, as we know, people see what they want to see, even scientists. That's why the scientific method relies on replicability. If it cannot be replicated then there are two possible explanations. Either the second effort is not following the original methods or the original experiment is flawed.

Paul Burke - I did not post the list. Amos generated it and I did not think I had that right. I sent the list to the JREF research group for their "take" on the researchers and the current state regarding the studies/experiments.