Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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author=xupz ]ORLY?
That's awesome that people would think Af was me. Like minds eh? 
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Nah, I presume Af is logical and open
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...and it gets stranger by the minute.....considering the post Xupz made yesterday stating that the RESULTS of dowsing is what his proposed tests are designed to measure.... 
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HI gal, you quoted him exactly.
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quote]I'm just saying you have to show dowsing performs better than random (with a significant difference).
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Hmm no comment needed.
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Art I already explained odds for you, let me quote myself (bit of a stretch :P)
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close Xu, but not a home run since you are dealing in human factors which are easily manipulated or controlled by an infinite no of things. Statistics would become overwhelmed in classifying the infinite possibilities in attempting to create a suitable probability factor. As once stated, this would be comparable to counting the grains of sand in our galaxy. In theory yes, in practicability, no way.
Incidentally, moving away a bit from your narrow field, just how does the body develop cancer? And how is it best handled? Obviously since you have a broad education and interests, this should be a "piece of cake".
Tropical Tramp


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Nah, I presume Af is logical and open
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HI gal, you quoted him exactly.
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quote]I'm just saying you have to show dowsing performs better than random (with a significant difference).
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Hmm no comment needed.
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Art I already explained odds for you, let me quote myself (bit of a stretch :P)
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close Xu, but not a home run since you are dealing in human factors which are easily manipulated or controlled by an infinite no of things. Statistics would become overwhelmed in classifying the infinite possibilities in attempting to create a suitable probability factor. As once stated, this would be comparable to counting the grains of sand in our galaxy. In theory yes, in practicability, no way.
Incidentally, moving away a bit from your narrow field, just how does the body develop cancer? And how is it best handled? Obviously since you have a broad education and interests, this should be a "piece of cake".
Tropical Tramp