I have no problem with dowsers. I do have a problem with pseudo-scientific explanations for theories that are not demonstrable to work. Those who dowse and find things and don't really know why it works for them will impress me a whole lot more than those who write encyclopedic tomes to rationalize why nobody can reliably do it.When did you start realizing you had disagreements with dowsers?
Is the problem from a personal Dowsing failure, or you read the problem?I have no problem with dowsers. I do have a problem with pseudo-scientific explanations for theories that are not demonstrable to work. Those who dowse and find things and don't really know why it works for them will impress me a whole lot more than those who write encyclopedic tomes to rationalize why nobody can reliably do it.
I've met both of these guys. I like Tim, nice guy, but I completely disagree with all his LRL stuff. I've offered to work with him on realistic testing but he didn't seem interested.Tim Williams did work on this several years ago. Originally a NASA scientist Bill Morgan said the frequencies and acoustic. Tim shows in this video how to calculate the frequency of an item by measuring the wavelength.
I've never Dowsed a past target, I wouldn't know how to test that.I've met both of these guys. I like Tim, nice guy, but I completely disagree with all his LRL stuff. I've offered to work with him on realistic testing but he didn't seem interested.
The video shows the typical dowsing test where targets are simply placed on the ground and the dowser walks around showing how the rods respond. I use the same kind of protocol, except that the dowser never knows exactly what and/or where the target is actually located, and many dowsers complain that my protocol is unfair because it doesn't accurately reflect long-time buried treasure.
Funny how pseudoscience works.I have no problem with dowsers. I do have a problem with pseudo-scientific explanations for theories that are not demonstrable to work. Those who dowse and find things and don't really know why it works for them will impress me a whole lot more than those who write encyclopedic tomes to rationalize why nobody can reliably do it.
I have no problem with dowsers. I do have a problem with pseudo-scientific explanations for theories that are not demonstrable to work. Those who dowse and find things and don't really know why it works for them will impress me a whole lot more than those who write encyclopedic tomes to rationalize why nobody can reliably do it.
What is a proper dowser? Certainly not you!
Why do you write like you have an audience?Someone who will execute the protocol without being emotionally attached to the outcome.
There is no way someone who is perceived by some as the grand master of dowsing on internet forums (because of post count stripes) will reliably pass any test, the guys from Myth Busters on Discovery Channel said they did not want to test or "bust" dowsing, because they did not want to hurt someone's feelings on TV and humiliate them. This is a real reason.
And now i get it, the dowsers while definitely having some dowsing abilities, but definitely also have very little abilities to control their emotions, especially when being gas lighted by skeptics. The skeptics who specialize in "debunking" dowsing are not even rigorous and can easily be defeated and humiliated, but avoid their fate by avoiding experimenters who propose real non mickey mouse tests, and choose the weakest possible subjects.
You are as much into dowsing skepticism as Carl, whether you see it this way or not, you guys are different sides of the same coin, he repeats "physics uber alles", you repeat the EMF suit stories, together all useful info that appears around here will be attacked from both sides, what better than having someone called "dowser" attacking and mocking the dowsing bible from Christopher Hills. Actual dowsing skeptics come to try and rescue you from people who propose actual dowsing.
The first time dowser who received 5 minutes of training in a certain protocol, constitutes more of a proper dowser than someone who posts endless pages of disinformation and skepticism of dowsing.
You're missing my point. I'm not talking about physics or the scientific method (though both would be great arguments), I'm talking about simple actual results. There is a grand total of one person on these forums who I have seen post actual results of dowsing. Maybe he has a skill, or maybe he got lucky. Either way -- he got an actual real result. That's what I'm questioning here -- whether all this chatter about how dowsing works (or fails to) has produced any real hold-it-in-your-hand results. I don't need to know or care how it works, only whether it does. The things I call pseudo-science are what dowsers are doing to pretend to understand how it works -- they are the ones pulling up nonsense like quantum drains, frequencies, NMR averaging, and other such things. They throw out all these terms to make it sound like there is scientific basis and proof for this, when there just isn't. It's disingenuous. If dowsing works for you -- great! Do it! Find something! If if doesn't work, maybe before spending your life researching what you might be doing wrong, first consider the possibility that it just doesn't work, at least for you.Officially anything which violates the laws of physics is "not demonstrable to work", and the scientists and parrots will repeat that like bots for all eternity, believing their scriptures are the final proof.
Dowsing/Radiestesia/Telekinesis is 100% pseudo-science fraud and not able to reconcile with mainstream science, as someone who investigates and experiments with these fields, i dont care much how much disagreement exists. Accept the fact that your belief and faith
You keep saying "they" and you mention quantum drains, and Frequencies. Other than me who posted anything like me, it's not in any book.You're missing my point. I'm not talking about physics or the scientific method (though both would be great arguments), I'm talking about simple actual results. There is a grand total of one person on these forums who I have seen post actual results of dowsing. Maybe he has a skill, or maybe he got lucky. Either way -- he got an actual real result. That's what I'm questioning here -- whether all this chatter about how dowsing works (or fails to) has produced any real hold-it-in-your-hand results. I don't need to know or care how it works, only whether it does. The things I call pseudo-science are what dowsers are doing to pretend to understand how it works -- they are the ones pulling up nonsense like quantum drains, frequencies, NMR averaging, and other such things. They throw out all these terms to make it sound like there is scientific basis and proof for this, when there just isn't. It's disingenuous. If dowsing works for you -- great! Do it! Find something! If if doesn't work, maybe before spending your life researching what you might be doing wrong, first consider the possibility that it just doesn't work, at least for you.
You say you read my 100's of Dowsing content posts.You keep saying "they" and you mention quantum drains, and Frequencies. Other than me who posted anything like me, it's not in any book.
Have you ever looked for supporting facts?
I’m not singling you out, it was just an example. Others make similar comments.You keep saying "they" and you mention quantum drains, and Frequencies. Other than me who posted anything like me, it's not in any book.
Isn’t that what you supposedly post?Have you ever looked for supporting facts?
I don’t have to understand things that are nonsensical. I have previously questioned whether you even believe your own postings or if you’re just trolling, because it’s just so far out in left field that you can’t even see the fence anymore.You say you read my 100's of Dowsing content posts.
So, you must understand them? If you don't understand them, how can you judge me
It wasn’t me. I have not found anything by dowsing, and probably never will. I have better methods for wasting my time.Funny 🤣
It CAN BE ANYONE BUT YOU
We were discussing DowsingI’m not singling you out, it was just an example. Others make similar comments.
Isn’t that what you supposedly post?
I don’t have to understand things that are nonsensical. I have previously questioned whether you even believe your own postings or if you’re just trolling, because it’s just so far out in left field that you can’t even see the fence anymore.
And I’m not judging you. I’m judging your arguments.
It wasn’t me. I have not found anything by dowsing, and probably never will. I have better methods for wasting my time.
Uh huh. Troll much? You’re about to make the honor roll of my ignore list.We were discussing Dowsing
You want the topic about you, that's fine.
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EFNMR earth field nuclear magnetic resonance
Tim Williams did work on this several years ago. Originally a NASA scientist Bill Morgan said the frequencies and acoustic. Tim shows in this video how to calculate the frequency of an item by measuring the wavelength. He also figured out the frequencies he was calculating were very near EFNMR frequencies. This cannot be a coincidence. I don’t know how Bill Morgan came to his conclusion if acoustic wavelengths but the numbers don’t lie.
Yes, frequencies for chemicals can be derived directly by dowsing a sample while sweeping through frequencies (which I prefer, because the frequency is stable, not changing with magnetic field strength). But a dowsing frequency can also be calculated from a chemical's formula (by "averaging" every occurring element in the formula). The quickest method is to have preset ratios to a given magnetic field strength for each element (i.e., 50,000 nT), then simply multiply the magnetic field by the ratio.Not the formula but the frequency of the chemical, sure..