Why is it so hard to believe that a large community like psipog might have been for real. They had what, over 2000 members. Many of which claimed to be able to do telekinesis. Me being one of them. It's no different from lucid dreaming...it's just another ability. And I'll be damned if you're going to tell me that I didn't slide that can, and roll that straw and other things, hehe. |
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Lucid dreaming is based on science and confirmed by it. It's all in your head. I never experienced lucid dreaming before I read about it, and I believed it in right away because it has a sound basis. Some big monster running through the mountains that manages to show up every few years yet no one has ever really caught or studied? Yeah right. |
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Lucid Dreaming has been proven. There's not even a debate when it comes to wether or not lucid dreaming exists. Everyone dreams every night. What is so strange about being able to controle it? We learned about Lucid Dreaming in my psychology class last year, something we'd never do with the psychic stuff you mentioned. There is nothing para-normal about Lucid Dreaming. It is accepted by science. |
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Think about it this way. Many things that couldn't be understood in the past, have been proven through through science. The old hag syndrome associated with SP was thought to be caused by demons pressing down on your chest. I could give many other examples. But the point is: Species evolve, understanding evolves, science evolves. |
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Last edited by JCDenton; 07-05-2007 at 12:47 AM.
"If everyone demanded peace instead of another television set, then there'd be peace." John Lennon
That James Randi challenge has some flaws in it. I wish I still had that site that proved it though. |
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In order to discover your true strength you must find your true weakness.
Failure is not an option, it's a choice.
Teamwork is essential. It gives other's something to shoot at.
Yes... although true laws can't be broken, many laws that were believed to be true in the past were proved wrong... most proven to be pathetic comparing to our modern knowledge. |
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"If everyone demanded peace instead of another television set, then there'd be peace." John Lennon
That is one explanation. Though i like to stick a bit closer to insanity. I think a movie version of Alice in Wonderland depicted our nature nicely. |
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Last edited by Mocari; 07-05-2007 at 02:29 AM.
That's not true, both parties have to agree on the terms beforehand. It's very clear. All you have to do is demonstrate psychic ability. You should be able to do that in an empty room with none of your "people" with you. How hard is that if you can truly move things with your mind? Not hard at all. That thing about "stress" and whatnot is bullshit. If you can do it, you can at least show signs you're doing it, right? |
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Randi's Challenge is very flawed. http://psipog.net/art-beware-pseudo-skepticism.html |
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Last edited by magicdood; 07-05-2007 at 04:17 AM.
You just linked me to a source that is biased saying why James Randi's challenge is flawed. You'd need to link me to a neutral party for this to even register in my mind as evidence of it being flawed. Nevertheless, I went ahead and gave you the benefit of the doubt and went ahead and read your link. |
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Hehe, I'm loving this! |
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Last edited by magicdood; 07-05-2007 at 01:50 PM.
Okay, I'm extremely skeptical about PK but I certainly don't think it's impossible (hence me starting this thread). And I found it very interesting how in P&N Bullsh!t that they show a quick clip of the famous Russian woman (Nina Kulagina) back years and years ago who had hundreds of controlled tests done on film and she proved she could move things with her mind over and over again, and yet Penn and Teller didn't talk about her AT ALL. Curious. And I've seen every Bullshit episode and I think Randi was an awesome guy. After reading those emails and board posts I think he's a first rate ass. |
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Last edited by Needcatscan; 07-05-2007 at 04:49 PM.
Personaly, I dont know untill I try it. |
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I would agree with the fact that lucid dreaming is i guess a phenomena, but do you all really place lucid dreaming that high up there with telekenisis and mind reading and all that stuff? (or would if those things were real) I guess I'm just "good" at accepting things that are more out of the ordinary, so lucid dreaming is one of those things where it's really cool and interesting, but it only gets to be a phenomena when I REALLY think about it. I think the reason behind me thinking this is just that everyone can do it if they really try. If it was just some gift that a select few people had then it would be a bit more strange |
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Why would you call me a liar for thinking that money isn't important. Did you not remember me saying that I am on the path of self-realization. When you do this, you start to lose your attachments to the physical world. So, therefore I am not attached to money. If it helps me help others, then I might care, but in this case, I am not here for fame or money. I'll admit, I haven't quite lost the attachment, but I'm not going to do this just for the money. That would be a huge waste. |
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Last edited by magicdood; 07-05-2007 at 05:35 PM.
With all the thousands of people out there with supposed "psi" abilities, you'd think at least one of them would have proven it to a respectable scientist. Or at least one of them to be in it "for the money." Or for there to be at least one peer-reviewed article in a scientific journal that explained logically how it works. |
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Good for you. At least you are believing in what you want, and keeping in open mind. That's what is called a good skeptic. But the best proof, is the one you show yourself. I didn't quite, totally believe in this till I did it. Videos? psh...they didn't convince me. |
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you keep saying for people to prove that it's real by trying it themselves, but how are we supposed to do that? just point our fingers at something and think really hard and it will magically lift into the air? i dont think so. I am very skeptical about it but if you had any evidence such as showing people exactly how you even learned to do it (and not just saying time and dedication, but the actual things you did) then i might believe it. I'll do what you keep asking everyone to do and keep an open mind, but still this seems unbelievably unlikely. |
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In order to discover your true strength you must find your true weakness.
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PsiPog is a great place to start. |
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