 Originally Posted by Will1
Lol! Oh yes, I did - common sense would tell you we're not operating at full capacity, do you have reason to believe we are?
And the 10% figure comes frommm...
I know you didn't.
If I could internet choke you, I would. Right now. You want sources? You don't know who I am or what I'm capable of, for you to say something like that just ticked me off.
No scientific communities doing research on the subject, eh? Apparently there is a world of information you don't know about
...why are you now lying to me? We both know that what you said isn't true, so what possible motive could you have? Please don't tell me you're convincing yourself by knocking down these blatant strawmen.
"There's no research demonstrating things like telekinesis are real" is patently NOT the same statement as "there's no research being done into things like telekinesis", so why are you pretending it is?
Code:
parapsych.org/
princeton.edu/~pear/
youtube.com/watch?v=4jgMzcRxxEE
youtube.com/watch?v=ZdEl8OlQlLc&feature=related
youtube.com/watch?v=FeFuc-qFKoA&feature=related
(I can't hyperlink it because I have to be a member for 7 days, sorry.)
Actually I have read about PEAR before, contrary to what you keep telling yourself about my ignorance. It was shut down a while ago for being a laughing stock and a complete waste of resources. Their entire premise was to do millions of random processes and see if people could affect the outcome. After years and years they had something like a 0.000001% deviance and they were claiming that this is statistical proof that there is an effect, it's ridiculous. Nobody has accepted this.
Just because you didn't see it doesn't take away from its possibility.
I could just tell you to read my previous posts.
Obviously somebody's never having seen something does not mean it does not exist, but it does mean that there is absolutely no reason to positively think that it does exist. If you're still struggling with this concept I refer you back to the analogy of the teapot orbiting the sun.
And research can only be done on the objects, not telekinesis itself so that means nothing.
Apparently you don't understand the basics of scientific investigation.
If something has a physical effect, then it can be confirmed or denied by science. Science does not need to understand an effect to confirm that it exists. Obviously the whole of science has progressed by doing the latter first, in fact.
If telekinesis is real, it is extremely easy to test. You sit somebody down in a room. You tell them to move an object to a random location in the room. If they do this repeatedly then that is scientific confirmation of a person's intention causing objects to move.
You are. A man can't see his feet if his subconscious believes they aren't there.
...you're just asserting again. You totally ignored what I said. I believe in lucid dreaming, as do other scientists, even though it is strange. This is because it has evidence. I do not believe in psi, etc., because there has never been any convincing evidence. This is such an obvious principle; how can you possibly argue with it?
Was that a joke? You don't know the world very well.
You've clearly shown yourself to have no good idea what scientific investigation actually is. Can you even delineate for me a general picture of the scientific method?
You're talking about a group of people who believe that the universe is 13.7 billion years old, expanded from a single point, and now contains more than 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 burning points of light arranged in massive spirals, the centres of which contain infinitely dense collections of mass which bend space so much that they suck in all light and cause objects inside to speed to the end of time; a group of people who believe that every person, and every other living thing, is descended from a single 4 billion year old minuscule blob of organic materials.
And you have such an incredible lack of understanding that you call these people 'closed minded'!? It's such a hilariously weak defence, it doesn't even bear thinking about. What you actually mean by 'open minded' is 'people who believe in things for which there is no reason to believe', without understanding that having an open mind does not necessitate you throw criticality out of the window and start believing in fairies. Scientists are probably the most open minded group in history, that's why their enterprise has been so hugely successful.
There is evidence in the PSI field, you fail to see it - and don't assume nobody ever observed it. I've used it firsthand. Now I know you haven't done much research on it, because a little research would show you the reports number in the millions in comparison to lucid dreaming.
So you keep saying, yet I have looked, found nothing, and you've given no evidence at all that this is the case.
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