[pacificwhim]

Christ, you're arrogant. If you like, I'll get the equine chiro and the racing trainer to post on this list and explain to you precisely what was done and not done to the horse in question, the Horse of the Year winner. Two hours before a big race, the horse was hobbling and its gait, as measured biomechanically by an equine vet, was severely unbalanced. The horse received no other treatment but pelvic adjustment before the race. Two hours later, the horse won the race by 12 lengths and the same equine vet said he had never seen such a immediate transformation in a racehorse. He also checked the horse's gait and said that the imbalance between its front legs was gone.

Now, if you're willing to put your own baseless certitude before the experience, judgment and scientific biomechanical knowledge of a horse vet and a professional horse trainer, then you're even more of an ignorant pseudoskeptic than I already think you are. I suppose you're going to tell me that veterinary medicine isn't a science next?

As for the introduction thread, I have better things to do than introduce myself to the likes of you, who has nothing more to contribute to this conversation than rewarmed Latin phrases you've picked up from the JREF forum, misuses of Occam's Razor (yes, that's how it's spelled), and desperate personal attacks.