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    About Vballplayer1941
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    Southern California
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    Volleyball, running, racquetball, video games, guitar
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    Student (UCLA)
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    01-01-2011 11:03 PM
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    1. rose_red
      rose_red liked post by Vballplayer1941 On thread : A.E.P Experiment (Accuracy of Ethereal Projections)
      SystemsLock. I think the real problem is not whether or not you consider the experiment to be 'scientific'. You came to this thread and read the original post and have an idea of what is happening....
      Liked On: 03-18-2011, 11:10 PM
    2. SourCherryBoy
      SourCherryBoy liked post by Vballplayer1941 On thread : A.E.P Experiment (Accuracy of Ethereal Projections)
      SystemsLock. I think the real problem is not whether or not you consider the experiment to be 'scientific'. You came to this thread and read the original post and have an idea of what is happening....
      Liked On: 03-18-2011, 11:10 PM
    3. Serenity
      Serenity liked post by Vballplayer1941 On thread : A.E.P Experiment (Accuracy of Ethereal Projections)
      SystemsLock. I think the real problem is not whether or not you consider the experiment to be 'scientific'. You came to this thread and read the original post and have an idea of what is happening....
      Liked On: 03-18-2011, 11:10 PM
    4. TheUncanny
      TheUncanny liked post by Vballplayer1941 On thread : A.E.P Experiment (Accuracy of Ethereal Projections)
      SystemsLock. I think the real problem is not whether or not you consider the experiment to be 'scientific'. You came to this thread and read the original post and have an idea of what is happening....
      Liked On: 03-18-2011, 11:10 PM