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Jimmy Kimmel did an experiment to see how people react to "sacred" water that was really from a standard hose.

Basically he did an experiment which he conviced people that it was sacred water from Erewhon, an ultra expensive upper supermarket. Items in that supermarket are like 20 dollars for a single strawberry type stuff. People who drank the water claimed it made their legs feel electric all the way to tasting like they take care of their water and it was pure.

Which goes to show the placebo effect in action and how real it is. I find it interesting how labels have that much of an effect.

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LordShadowfire · 51-55, M
So, pretty much how Nestle makes their money.

I love this, and I'm going to show it to everyone.
SatanBurger · 36-40, F
@LordShadowfire You should show it to everyone lol 😆
Northwest · M
Loee Kimmel. Roise O' Donnell is guest hosting next week.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
I do believe I detect a hint of EPS in that water– expanded polystyrene. 😈

BTW that's mirco plastics! 😈

My nephew is one of these hoi oligoi that actually thinks these bottled waters are really good for everyone. 🤬
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SatanBurger · 36-40, F
@jshm2 Shows how strong placebo is, when you say your legs feel electric because you got blessed water or sacred but it's really hose water, your body feels good because you willed it lol. Weird. Advertising is powerful.

 
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