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Nope, no way, but the "human" does pick it up and subconsciously manipulates the rods to cause them to move i.e.ideo response thingy. Don Jose de La Mancha
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Well, a human brain is much more advanced that any computer out right now, but I fail to see how such a minute signal could travel from a piece of buried gold to the human mind.
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How minute of a signal is an odor? Moths can detect each other at kilometres of distance.
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If that's all there was, then why does anyone even own metal detectors?
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Because we all are different in our inherent abilities and willingness to develop others. why aren't we all Olympic champions, Einsteins, or world class weghtlifters?
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A hunter would never have to dig a pull-tab again if they could somehow sense there was gold or no gold in a particular spot.
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Quite true, "IF" we all could sense it's presence ------ however, we all differ in our senses as above, and most simply will not take the time to actually develop them. If you, for example, spent as much time actually working and trying to develop dowsing ability as you did to learn to walk, you would probably be quite amazing in your ability today.
If I spent as much time as a an accomplished concert pianist did learning, i could probably play very well indeed, but would I excel him/her? Remember we are all different in our our abilities.
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The human mind is advanced, but our senses are also limited. A dog has a more sensitive sense of smell than we do, birds can detect earthquakes better than we can, an owl can see better at night than we can.
Even if the brain could somehow detect this gold signal, the limitations of our bodies wouldn't let us receive the signal to be processed.
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Wrong, we do and generally indicate it via external devices, rods etc. Remember, we also have senses and abilities that none of them possess. Snakes live in an infrared world, we live in what to us is a visible light world, we each have simply developed an ability to utilize different frequencies.
Jose de La Mancha
Nope, no way, but the "human" does pick it up and subconsciously manipulates the rods to cause them to move i.e.ideo response thingy. Don Jose de La Mancha
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Well, a human brain is much more advanced that any computer out right now, but I fail to see how such a minute signal could travel from a piece of buried gold to the human mind.
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How minute of a signal is an odor? Moths can detect each other at kilometres of distance.
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If that's all there was, then why does anyone even own metal detectors?
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Because we all are different in our inherent abilities and willingness to develop others. why aren't we all Olympic champions, Einsteins, or world class weghtlifters?
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A hunter would never have to dig a pull-tab again if they could somehow sense there was gold or no gold in a particular spot.
*************
Quite true, "IF" we all could sense it's presence ------ however, we all differ in our senses as above, and most simply will not take the time to actually develop them. If you, for example, spent as much time actually working and trying to develop dowsing ability as you did to learn to walk, you would probably be quite amazing in your ability today.
If I spent as much time as a an accomplished concert pianist did learning, i could probably play very well indeed, but would I excel him/her? Remember we are all different in our our abilities.
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The human mind is advanced, but our senses are also limited. A dog has a more sensitive sense of smell than we do, birds can detect earthquakes better than we can, an owl can see better at night than we can.
Even if the brain could somehow detect this gold signal, the limitations of our bodies wouldn't let us receive the signal to be processed.
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Wrong, we do and generally indicate it via external devices, rods etc. Remember, we also have senses and abilities that none of them possess. Snakes live in an infrared world, we live in what to us is a visible light world, we each have simply developed an ability to utilize different frequencies.
Jose de La Mancha