I need a specific response from someone with an academic background as
to the water crystal comparisons from Masaru Emoto. I would appreciate
input as to how many variations of crystals a bottle of frozen water
has, ie: would there be thousands of totally different samples and the
observer could pick whatever they wanted? Masaru Emoto admits to not
using any double-blind techniques in his so called "research".

Is it likely that a sample of water crystals would contain such a wide
variety of samples that actually either type of sample could be shown
from any one bottle?
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