I have never got the logic behind this statement. Isn't one of the main reasons for education to be able to use your knowledge to make proper decisions and not have to learn everything by trial and error? Don't we teach children not to touch fire or run in the street because it is dangerous??...........Would anyone think it's a good idea to make those kids learn by "trying it". I hope not. I don't need to buy a suit to learn what I have already learned about carbon.......and I didn't learn it from a friend or read it on some goofy site. I learned it from MANY years of post grad work and from working with it firsthand in labsduring multiple published studies.
No one needs to jump from their stands to prove gravity is real.
Not everyone has the same level of education nor the same experience working with and studying carbon as you, Atlas. And while your knowledge may lend your replies more credibility than most that doesn't negate the fact that the majority of people who claim that scent concealing clothing will not workhave no first hand knowledge with either carbon (as you do) or scent concealing clothing period.
First hand knowledge will always trump those who reply with "I don't need to try it because I know it won't work because my dad's brother's friend's cousin says it won't."