12-12-2008, 07:46 AM
As a pet owner and a new parent I can tell you that, thanks in part to the proliferation of the internet AND the idiots who fuel these ideas, this guy is par for the course.
Try this: Do a Google search for "natural health", "pet food", or "new parent" and just look at the crap that comes up. You'll find endless blogs and discussion boards with people spouting off a bunch of unsubstantiated bullshit. Things like "I read somewhere that distilled cat piss is good for inflammation" and you'll find about 50 people who have either heard of it, tried it, or say they'll try it and all because some self-proclaimed "expert" says it works. This is particularly the case with natural health -most of these jokers are self-proclaimed "researchers" by the way.
My point is that not nearly enough people properly scrutinize the information they come across which is why crap like the 'Amero' leads to nothing but senseless fear mongering.
Try this: Do a Google search for "natural health", "pet food", or "new parent" and just look at the crap that comes up. You'll find endless blogs and discussion boards with people spouting off a bunch of unsubstantiated bullshit. Things like "I read somewhere that distilled cat piss is good for inflammation" and you'll find about 50 people who have either heard of it, tried it, or say they'll try it and all because some self-proclaimed "expert" says it works. This is particularly the case with natural health -most of these jokers are self-proclaimed "researchers" by the way.
My point is that not nearly enough people properly scrutinize the information they come across which is why crap like the 'Amero' leads to nothing but senseless fear mongering.