Post by JTEMPost by MikeI feel you have a mental block, that you can't
really understand my perspective. I've experimented
with pendulums. I know how they work. If I want 666
I could easily make the pendulum give the results I
want.
It's real easy to reach out and pick up a cup. However,
that's not telekinesis and it's not a test of
telekinesis.
I have tried telekinesis without results, nothing... nada.
Don't you think if I could do it, I would have noticed by
now? Have you ever met anyone who could pick up a cup or
bend a spoon with their mind. I'm not saying that cups
don't fly or spoons don't bend but the very act of conducting
an experiment alters the outcomes. But say by some fluke
I made the cup fly, what is the likelihood of duplicating
the experiment? Instead of asking me to try to make cups
fly, why don't you try it? And even if by some miracle
you did succeed, I promise not to believe it.
Post by JTEMYes it's real easy to make a pendulum do what you want,
and that isn't a test of the pendulum. What is a test
of the pendulum, what isn't easy is coming up with a
two or even three digit number that you don't know.
Could that be because there aren't any? I know all the
numbers from 0 to a very very large number. The question
remains though, are they useful for anything? What can
I do with them, especially the random ones that are
unpredictable?
Post by JTEMPost by MikeIt's far easier to ditch the pendulum and tap
directly into my subconscious.
Picking up a cup is far easier than moving it with
telekinesis. But picking it up is not a test of
telekinesis.
If I wanted to make someone believe in telekinesis
the more rational approach is resorting to trickery.
It would be far easier than trying to will the cup
to move. Besides and no one wound believe me even
if I did, committing me to an endless loop expecting
me to prove myself by doing it again, and again
and again. It's just simply not going to happen.
One must deploy reasoning skills so as not
to wast valuable mental energy on nothing.
Post by JTEMPost by MikeIt will give you no
better results than just raw intuition.
Which is why you avoid that. Science is the elimination
of the human element -- intuition, bias.
As soon as one embarks on an experiment, the human
element is introduced.