is there clear evidence of good and evil, or good vs bad mor

the rice experiment is literally the most retarded thing I have encountered this year.

>>18842348
There is, this world isn't as it seems. I'm just waiting for the world to find itself at this point.

>>18842348
rice experiment is interesting, turns out what happens is everyone chooses to fill the "i love you" rice first, and since this one is left exposed to the air the least amount of time it will likely grow the least mould in a near sterile air-tight container, while jar 2 and/or 3 (the i hate you and ignored rice) spend a few more seconds outside and that is enough, over a month, to make a serious difference in the final mould content.

a better experiment would be to have a stranger fill 12 jars of the rice jars up in another room, then you come in and label them as you please, then begin your experiment. have a split of 4/4/4 or 6/6 and wait the 30 days.

If all 4 or 6 of your i love you bowls are nice after that period of time, then you've got something.

because you randomly chose them after they were filled and sealed, so their original level of contamination was set, and you influenced the fermentation/mold growth with your labels and emotions.


Of course, the people on youtube doing this experiment don't really understand the double blind, random sampling and mould and bacteria cultures.

>>18842413
you need at least 20 to 100 of each.

It's new age religion propaganda but if it makes people better so be it.

bad morals: running scenarios on people
good morals: not doing that