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In Reply to: RE: air is not a molecule posted by BS64 on April 15, 2011 at 23:59:08
"I have never heard the term "elongated molecule" used to describe a manufacturing process or the result of one. "
That's good enough for me. It must not exist. LOL
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Indeed, there are manufacturing processes that work with elongated molecules. Here are a few examples for doubters...
Tony Lauck
"Diversity is the law of nature; no two entities in this universe are uniform." - P.R. Sarkar
"applying a nucleic acid-containing solution to a first substrate that has a defined physical feature thereon, controllably flowing the nucleic acid-containing solution over the first substrate in a manner that promotes stretching of a nucleic acid molecule from the defined physical feature along the substrate"
You are correct, such a process does exist. Now, is a device being marketed to audiophiles capable of such a feat on the air we breathe? Nope.
I'm not saying that the device isn't audible. It's the theory-of-operation that I have a problem with. They would be better off saying they don't know how it works, but it works. Tell it like it is, don't go for the "deer in the headlights" explanation for those who do not know better. But with that being said, that might account for some if not most of their sales.
For a really good laugh, see the attached link.
In a listening room, having an audible affect? I assure you it does not.
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