Moderated Dowsing By Edge

Edge,
I can't seem to find a formal application. Have you formaly applied, and if so when? Going by the date of the OP you may be running into the one year time limit soon.

Robert
 
Jeff has acknowledged receipt of edge's application - still no reply, though, after a couple of months.
 
BillyJoe said:
Jeff has acknowledged receipt of edge's application - still no reply, though, after a couple of months.
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Billy Joe,
Thanks. I'd just noticed the original post is about ten and a half months old and was wondering how long the official clock had been ticking.
Robert
 
u sticks are female!

I did a test on sand stone type bedrock at the top of Buckhorn pass.
I got better results because of the neutrality of the ground.
I am now going to try limestone bedrock or a quarry, which should do it.
One other place would be a thick ash deposit.

Jeff has made me an offer to do the test in Japan for a TV show.
I am waiting to hear from them.
They should have a limestone quarry there.

Tricky is there any metals in Limestone?
I need to know if I’m right. :)
 
While I have been here in Ca. in this town,
Some one has been telling me there’s a place where the copper veins are on either side of a creek running through this gorge, He says,
And I quote, you can throw a screwdriver or a set of keys and they will levitate 6 to 8 feet above the water flow.

I am going to check it out and film it.
It’s a 3-mile hike to the spot.

Any way, do you think it’s possible?
 
edge said:
While I have been here in Ca. in this town,
Some one has been telling me there’s a place where the copper veins are on either side of a creek running through this gorge, He says,
And I quote, you can throw a screwdriver or a set of keys and they will levitate 6 to 8 feet above the water flow.

I am going to check it out and film it.
It’s a 3-mile hike to the spot.

Any way, do you think it’s possible?
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Just as possible as dowsing actually working...
 
These things always work 100 percent of the time, but then there are the real tests, that old reality is a real pisser.

Paul

:) :) :)
 
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SezMe said:
Absolutely....as long as there is not a skeptic within 1000 miles whose bad vibes will ruin the whole effect.
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We'll see when I get the chance to go, I'll let you know.

If a skeptic has that kind of power then where does it come from?

Hell maybe a skeptic should take the challenge.
:)
 
edge said:
Tricky is there any metals in Limestone?
I need to know if I’m right. :)
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Pure limestone is calcium carbonate, but in the real world, there is virtually nothing that is pure. You can find metal salts in almost any kind of rock on earth, but the amount may vary greatly. Limestone is not as likely to contain pure metals (as opposed to metallic salts or other compounds) as many other rocks, but it's not impossible. The world is a big place.

But I don't really know what you're asking. Certainly metals can be found in the same areas where limestone can be found, but that doesn't mean the metal came from the limestone.

And then of course, you have to define "metal". Most of the elements in the periodic table are classified as some kind of metal.
 
edge said:
He says,
And I quote, you can throw a screwdriver or a set of keys and they will levitate 6 to 8 feet above the water flow.

I am going to check it out and film it.
It’s a 3-mile hike to the spot.

Any way, do you think it’s possible?
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No, that is so close to being impossible as to qualify. If there were magnetic pulls, the keys or whatever metal would have to be perfectly balanced from all sides. If you don't believe me, try suspending a piece of metal between two magnets. It always gets pulled to the one that is closer or stronger.

The only time you can make something "levitate" is if you have two magnets with the same poles held in place and facing each other with one above the other, but you have to have something to hold it in position, or it will simply flip over and they will join. Again, if you want to test this, try suspending one magnet over another without anything to hold the upper magnet.

And of course, keys and screwdrivers are generally not magnets, so this wouldn't work for them anyway.

Your "friend" is either deeply misguided or is lying or is yanking your chain so he can laugh at you. Don't waste your time on this.
 
Tricky said:
Don't waste your time on this.
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No, I think edge needs to do this thing.
He needs to push his finger into the wound as it were.
(oops, sorry, that's probably not a good analogy)
Let him go and report back.
I think we can trust him to be honest about what he finds.

BJ
 
Paulhoff said:
These things always work 100 percent of the time, but then there are the real tests, that old reality is a real pisser.
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Edge claims only 60% success.
Also, he has to prove it to himself before going public.
Also, I don't find reality a "real pisser"

:rolleyes:
 
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