fenixdigger said:
Art; That one little thing wraps it up, "over your heads". I'm sure they missed the part about "most" lrl users were skeptics of that concept.
You would have to be a fool not to be skeptical of something you had never conceived possible. At the same time you would be a fool not to investigate it yourself and make a determination to the validity. Again, if it proved you could do it, you would be a fool not to accept the fact that was real. This is where the deeper problems surface.
By the way Art, how am I doing on my prediction of their next 10,000 posts?
Transference, it's not just for breakfast anymore. SHO-NUFF
Just had to resort to your idolized eugenics program, didn't you? Thanks for showing your true nature.
"...if it proved you could do it...." That's a real big "if." But how about this one: Even "if" someone could do it, News Flash!---
That's dowsing. Maybe that's your problem; you don't know the difference.
Here goes.
LRLs are advertised with the inference that they are all-electronically-operated. Get it? That means you just turn it on, and it does it's thing. Like any other electronic equipment. Nowhere does it say you must be able to
dowse. Probably because if it did say that, it would reveal the truth, that the electronics junk inside doesn't do anything at all. Get it now?
P.S. I have an old bent coathanger, with a transistor hot-glued to it, that I can sell to you for $5,000.00. Get it now?
And for an extra $500.00, I can send you the delux model, with
three transistors hot-glued to it!
Can you hear me now?---Can you hear me now? Hello? Is anyone home in there? Wake up!
Don't be a doof---show the proof!
P.S. When will you man-up and take
Carl's double-blind test, and collect the
$25,000.00?
ref:
Are LRLs More Than Just Dowsing?