More To Betty Martini
mark r meiss
mmeiss at avocado.ucs.indiana.edu
Tue Aug 15 12:15:22 EST 1995
In article <Pine.NEB.3.91.950811145640.1871A-100000 at max.tiac.net>,
Mark Gold <mgold at max.tiac.net> wrote:
>
>The reactions experience by the depressed subjects were as follows:
>
> Placebo Aspartame
>Headache 63% 88%
>Nervousness 25% 63%
>Dizziness 13% 25%
>Trouble remembering 0% 63%
>Binge eating 13% 13%
>Lower back pain 25% 25%
>Nausea 25% 100%
>Depression 38% 75%
>Insomnia 38% 50%
>Temper 0% 25%
>
>More energy 0% 25%
>Fatigue 0% 25%
>Malaise 0% 38%
>Weight loss 13% 0%
>Pain in eye 13% 0%
>Negative thoughts 0% 13%
>Bad taste in mouth 0% 13%
>Swollen lips 0% 13%
>Facial numbness 0% 13%
>Conjunctival hemorrhage 0% 13%
>Weight gain 0% 13%
>Irritability 0% 25%
>
What amazing statistics! What are the different numbers we see here as
percentages... let's see... 13%, 25%, 38%, 63%, 88%...
Wow! It looks like we have a sample size of EIGHT PEOPLE! I am now
utterly convinced that Aspartame is being used by the Illuminati to bend
the population of the world to their evil will!
COME ON!
Is discussing a study of a whopping EIGHT depressed people supposed to
tell me ANYTHING about the population as a whole?
By the way, an earlier post mentioned this study having TEN people
involved... were two omitted from these statistics to make them appear
even MORE *ahem* impressive?
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Mark Meiss (mmeiss at indiana.edu) | No eternal reward will
Indiana University CS Dept. | forgive us now for - Jim Morrison
Bloomington, Indiana, USA | wasting the dawn.
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