Yet if they find the CEO guilty they guarantee that they will be hit with multiple lawsuits. So nothing to see here folks move along is their best financial bet. Especially with no repercussions to the board if it ends up there is indeed evidence. 

Newer studies show it not only protects other people from you, but you from other people. Keep that mask on. 

One of the women ripped his mask off and broke it. So...

Would be nice, they don’t have that functionality. And yeah as stated above lots of folks will have 2 (or more) accounts that will be focused on different activities. 

Ban.

Makes sense. I was T boned once by a taurus and there were about that many teens inside. 

We would at least be able to prove that we don’t know how to activate thwir powers. But could we definitively state that they don't have said power just because we don't know how to activate it? 

But it works for them. It's these other folks who don't use them that claim they don't work. But they don't want to do the work to test that claim. 

Her opinion. The Dude abides. 

How can you claim unequivocally that they don’t if you haven’t tested them? We knew the Earth was flat. We knew that leeching blood out of a sick person would make them healthy, we knew aliens dont exist. Yet here we are. 

1) Op, and others on here are indeed stating that these rocks do not have powers. The notion that ‘no one is saying this’ is ridiculous.

Now we are talking!

Sure, but then you say, 'You're thinking of a number between one and ten.' And when they agree you claim you read that in their mind. Proof positive. 

So they do a survey. 8 out of 10 rose gem users feel calmer after aligning their Chakra.

I dont actually. So full disclosure, I dont believe crystals have healing properties. But, I do have a science background and I know that it is very difficult, and quite circumstantial, to prove a negative. Best anyone could do is test these puppies every which way they could think of. But heck, even then. Maybe they…

Thanks :D that was my point. One can’t prove they don’t have magical properties. The best one could do is exhaust all ideas for proving they do. But then someone else will come up with something else to try. 

How do you prove, scientifically, that they don’t?

Ohh, that is a good point. I had sort of assumed the former, but could have gone either way. 

Lol, right?

Yeah, when I heard about this I was disappointed that the judge didn't immediately call him on his BS, charge him the max possible fine, etc and then contact the local doctors ethics office.