realpaladin
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I am still waiting for just one (1) research where either the researcher or the subjects are not practicing TM.
As it stands, none of Doron's input in this thread is better than the Targ-Puthoff disaster of which the research was done by Stanford and the results appeared in Nature.
Both a lot more reputable than MU and the Psychosomatic Journal thingy.
And we all know what frauds they turned out to be.
To be admitted as a proper research with results that count, an experiment should go a little something like this:
- The researchers only get to see double blinded data (i.e. EEC diagrams, bloodpressure diagrams).
- The subjects are randomly selected by a random number generator.
- The subjects can be just relaxing, active, reading a book, watching a movie, meditating non-TM style and meditating TM style.
- The researchers then, again double blinded, group the results into 'better results', 'average results' and 'worse results'.
- After that is done, the activities are labeled onto the subjects.
And then, and only then, we can see if TM has any worth.
All other variants of research are utterly worthless with regards to claims like Targ-Puthoff and Transcendental Meditation etc...
So, Doron, got any results like these? I am waiting!
And don't ignore this post, because as you said so pompously yourself: "ANY POSTER".
I qualify.
I am still waiting for just one (1) research where either the researcher or the subjects are not practicing TM.
As it stands, none of Doron's input in this thread is better than the Targ-Puthoff disaster of which the research was done by Stanford and the results appeared in Nature.
Both a lot more reputable than MU and the Psychosomatic Journal thingy.
And we all know what frauds they turned out to be.
To be admitted as a proper research with results that count, an experiment should go a little something like this:
- The researchers only get to see double blinded data (i.e. EEC diagrams, bloodpressure diagrams).
- The subjects are randomly selected by a random number generator.
- The subjects can be just relaxing, active, reading a book, watching a movie, meditating non-TM style and meditating TM style.
- The researchers then, again double blinded, group the results into 'better results', 'average results' and 'worse results'.
- After that is done, the activities are labeled onto the subjects.
And then, and only then, we can see if TM has any worth.
All other variants of research are utterly worthless with regards to claims like Targ-Puthoff and Transcendental Meditation etc...
So, Doron, got any results like these? I am waiting!

And don't ignore this post, because as you said so pompously yourself: "ANY POSTER".
I qualify.
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