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Radionics uses a drop of blood to diagnose you remotely

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Practitioners of this bizarre early 20th-century concept believed they could diagnose and heal patients hundreds of miles away by placing a drop of their blood into a machine covered in dials. The machine wasn't plugged into anything, serving as the ultimate analog placebo.

Radionics uses a drop of blood to diagnose you remotely
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