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originally posted by: BlueMule
a reply to: Woodcarver
Assuming you are capable of getting all the way through it, I look forward to watching you squirm your way out from under the evidence that his experiments on Harribance produces.
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I have watched this vid more than once before. But i watched it again paused at relevant places and commented as i watched. Like i said before michael persinger is a famous "pseudo scientist". He has been on the book circuit for many years with his "theories"
originally posted by: BlueMule
a reply to: Woodcarver
So, between 9:57, when you said 'im watching it now' and 10:11 when you draw your uninformed opinion, you somehow managed to watch a 60 minute vid. Amazing. You must live in a time warp.
Skeptics are so pathetic.
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originally posted by: BlueMule
a reply to: In4ormant
So, Captain, it looks like we've gone from 'believers have given none' to 'this is interesting'.
Huh. How about that.
Instruments recorded his psi in action. That is tangible evidence. If you want other kinds of experiments to sink your teeth into, that can be arranged.
Here is a vid by Simon Thorpe, the CNRS Director of Research for the Brain and Cognition Research Center at the University of Toulouse, France.
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They did not record his "psi" in action. They read his brain waves while he thought about his answers. They never saw anything "psi" in those readings. They did say that a certain part of his brain has been abnormal from birth but never go on to say how or why it's relevant. Both of these guys are not extremely accurate about their readings anyways, so nothing is special about it.
originally posted by: BlueMule
a reply to: In4ormant
So, Captain, it looks like we've gone from 'believers have given none' to 'this is interesting'.
Huh. How about that.
Instruments recorded his psi in action. That is tangible evidence. If you want other kinds of experiments to sink your teeth into, that can be arranged.
Here is a vid by Simon Thorpe, the CNRS Director of Research for the Brain and Cognition Research Center at the University of Toulouse, France.
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originally posted by: BlueMule
Wow. Pseudo-skeptics are as incapable of treating tangible evidence fairly as religious fundamentalists are. Two sides of the same pathetic coin.
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originally posted by: BlueMule
a reply to: Woodcarver
You're as blind as a bat.
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originally posted by: Woodcarver
Persinger used to microwave cats in his navy funded lab.
a reply to: BlueMule
a reply to: Woodcarver
Denying ignorance means proving your claims when asked too.
originally posted by: donktheclown
a reply to: Woodcarver
Denying ignorance means proving your claims when asked too.
I'm with you..... Now, if you wouldn't mind, prove there is no astral plane. I know for fact that there is one because I've been there a couple times now. I can't prove it, but then again I can't prove that air exists either.
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Except that there is no such thing as the astral plane and sleep paralysis is just a mis function of two chemical neuro transmitters.
m.livescience.com...
And the astral plane? Come on...... You can actually earn $1,000,000 if you can prove it exists and your not just using your imagination to pretend.
Please save the fiction for creepy pasta.
Denying ignorance means proving your claims when asked too.
a reply to: TheJourney
originally posted by: LABTECH767
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Except that there is no such thing as the astral plane and sleep paralysis is just a mis function of two chemical neuro transmitters.
m.livescience.com...
And the astral plane? Come on...... You can actually earn $1,000,000 if you can prove it exists and your not just using your imagination to pretend.
Please save the fiction for creepy pasta.
Denying ignorance means proving your claims when asked too.
a reply to: TheJourney
As someone whom has experienced it on many occasion's along with both waking and sleeping paranormal activity I can tell you that you are totally wrong, some sleep paralysis can be caused by the brain as a mechanism that is intended to prevent us acting out REM sleep but I have experienced thing's beyond the scope or REM and there are other cases that actually go outside the mathematical probabilitys such as OOBE.
Take the case of a man who had an OOBE during an operation (far from uncommon) and found himself flying through the wall, his mind taking him were he wanted he actually saw an unlikely blue nike trainer on top of a cabinet several floors up near a window but not visible from the ground, later for some reason he was so adamant about what he had experienced and his description of the operation so precise that the surgeon went up and found the nike trainer.
In other cases stickers with messages were stuck on top of operating theatre light's, asking the OOBE entity to remember them if they saw them and the message they had as part of a study which returned higher than statistically probable result's.
The US Military and the CIA, the KGB as well and several other's have conducted extensive studied into the Paranormal and its' applications toward espionage and intelligence gathering.
The movie the men who stare at Goat's was intentionally funny but loosely based on real program's by the US military.
The Stargate Program used Remote Viewing operative's, often in sensory deprivation tank's to remote View areas' of interest, one man in particular Major Ed Dames is a good example
www.learnrv.com...
Now Both the Russians and the US found some individual's with a far higher cognitive ability in these facultys and both poured research into them so you can bet some poor sod's got there brains disected to see if the scientists could figure out what made them special when in fact the faculty is probably more like an ill fitting shoe, the body or brain leaves part's of the soul free.