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Hope is great Dave, its like a warm inner glow.
Yes atmospheric pressure seems to affect it.
So has this current full moon...we just need a format to get all the variables into play, then play with the 'x', until we nail it.
It's called deductive reasoning, not genius, not a dot of it.
Just old fasioned detective footpad work, identify the variables, eliminate the background noise and we might just be able to join the dots.
All we need to do is quantify the 93 symptoms on line (5) to work out cause and effect, or, as an example, a simple and crude equation for pain: if(x)>(y)thenz<0; thus to work out pain. Let (x) be pain, let (y)be pain threshold, then z is the level of pain; quantifiable, known.
Its a pity I dont really have any more than the sketchiest notion of how to take it to the degree that it could be done.
The equation called E8 operates on a similar principle, and I am not scared to delve into areas beyond my field of knowledge to unearth the answers.
Guesswork opens the door for critical analysis, I dont care if I'm right, I am happy to be wrong, so long as the Truth emerges.
By formulating an algorythm for morgellons, we may well be able to use predictive analysis to effectively articulate the appropriate medications suitable for the particular stage of infection and lifecycle stages which occur with this condition, so that when new people present, they will be able to clearly understand the particular stage at which the diagnosis is made then treatment should be immediate and relief also immediate.
We will be able to do this by compiling a database of facts, relevant to the 93 symptoms and as many sub-indices required to analyze the complete picture. ie toxic house, exposure to overhead wires and other environmental issues.