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Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by Eidolon23
IQ tests mean ZERO, there are hundreds of different kinds of IQ tests out there.
The Norway killer was not as well educated as Holmes. Breivik went to Oslo Commerce School and did a small business management course. BIG difference compared to Holmes. Therefore, Holmes had a much higher IQ?
When I say there is similarities between Loughlan and Holmes, I did'nt mean as in what they both looked like.
Originally posted by Vitruvian
Originally posted by Eidolon23
What is striking to me, is how very little resemblance one finds when comparing other shots of Loughner to Holmes.
No similarity whatsoever. Underscores the alteration of the shots from the OP, which are the ones most commonly used by the media.
Actually - don't you think there is something of a resemblance here? But for Loughner's squinting eyes we might see it better?
edit on 23-7-2012 by Vitruvian because: edit
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by Vitruvian
Tell you what, Loughlan's facial features are not in line with those in "his" mug shot. He's skinting because its summer and the sun is out....helloooooooo!
As for that photo of Holmes, he looks very boyish and cute with nice hazel eyes.
Come on, be serious......if I asked all ATS members to send me a photo of their eyes whats the bet I'm going to say half od them look "weird" or I find something wrong with their looks. Does'nt mean to say they look like killers. What do eyes of a killer look like? Does a soccer team share the same eyes?
Originally posted by Eidolon23
reply to post by Vitruvian
"For the past year, I've been working with a Temporal Illusion. It's an illusion that allows you to change the past."
God, you can't make this *snip* up.
In the clip, Holmes appears to be building on the work of this guy, a post-graduate researcher in the Computational Neurobiology dept. at Salk Institute, referred to as his mentor:
It is possible for subjective duration judgements to be totally inconsistent with simultaneity judegments and for us to manipulate temporal order. We have loads of power over temporal order. If events happen in the order of A., B.; a good psychophysicist can have the subject experience it as B., A. This is routine, and done, in a variety of experiments around the world."
Interesting.