...but aren't there studies that need to be disproven? Yeah, I know you can fudge stats, lie, cheat steal etc. However, there's plenty of information using The Google like: "A German study done in 2002 showed that of the 80 women who underwent IVF and received acupuncture, 34 women got pregnant, a success rate of 42.5%. Of the 80 women involved in the study who received IVF without any acupuncture treatments, only 21 women (26.3%) became pregnant. More recently, an American study involving 114 women showed that 51% of the women who had acupuncture and IVF treatments became pregnant versus only 36% of the women who had IVF alone. Deeper analysis of this study revealed that, while 8% of the women in the acupuncture group miscarried, the rate of miscarriage in the IVF-only group was 20%. Furthermore, women who received acupuncture also had lower rates of ectopic pregnancies. " So, does the author go on to say every one of these studies is bogus? Are you going to make me actually read the book?

The Asimov robot trilogy is more accessible than the Foundation series.