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Can a person sue a company if they cause someone to lose faith in humanity?
How about if they lose faith in Amazon reviews?
How about if they lose faith in Amazon reviews?
If they didn't work for you take 8 more of them and repeat every 10 minutes.
I've been taking sugar all my life.
How about if they lose faith in Amazon reviews?
Bet it wasn't homeopathic sugar.
You had faith in Amazon reviews?
(or humanity?)
That'll learn ya.
For example, Riva suggested that Boiron’s oscillococcinum has no active ingredient. Well, let’s see- the company lists the active ingredient in this product as “Anas barbariae hepatis et cordis extractum 200CK HPUS.” The “200C” means that the listed ingredient was diluted with a 1:100 dilution 200 times. Serial dilution is a funny thing – a 200c dilution is the equivalent of diluting 1ml of original ingredient into a volume of water that is the size of the known universe. This is far far beyond the point where there is any reasonable chance of there being even a single molecule of original ingredient left.
This am 'Muirica where anyone can sue anyone for anything...doesn't mean it will stand up in court...nor that the judge will let it get that far.