The VFF Test is On!

VisionFromFeeling said:
Someone, not one of the Subjects, has a weak heart and knows it and feels it too. No pain or heart attack, just weak contractions and possibly poor stroke volume (the amount of blood that the heart can pump out). Nothing to panic about. Just some exercise and healthy lifestyle would do it.
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Just how did you come up with the "treatment" for your supposed "diagnosis". Nothing to panic about? My husband had that diagnosis a year and a half ago. You know what his treatment was? Replacement of a heart valve. Lady, you are one dangerous individual.
 
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Bah, enough of the kidneys - here, there and everywhere except when they are not.

I, for one, am wondering when the haunted motel room experiments with Senex will be taking place.
 
Audible Click said:
Just how did you come up with the "treatment" for your supposed "diagosis". Nothing to panic about? My husband had that diagnosis a year and a half ago. You know what his treatment was? Replacement of a heart valve. Lady, you are one dangerous individual.
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Oh my :eye-poppi
Here we have a perfect example of Anita's nonsense.
 
Audible Click said:
Just how did you come up with the "treatment" for your supposed "diagosis". Nothing to panic about? My husband had that diagnosis a year and a half ago. You know what his treatment was? Replacement of a heart valve. Lady, you are one dangerous individual.
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How do you know that it's not just a weak heart muscle that can be strengthened with exercise? I don't see anything wrong with his valves. Besides. I haven't shared this information with the person. And one of you Forum Skeptics asked me to say it. I don't offer medical diagnose, say, like some woman who lives just one hour from my boyfriend's house and charges a Christmas special of *only* $1,580 per reading. And I would totally get away with it too. Like someone else is doing.
 
3bodyproblem said:
I had to read this 3 times before not reporting it. It's funny how the brain switches letters around on yah.
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And opporknockity only tunes once.

Referring to Felonious Opporknockity, famous blues guitarist and telephone sanitizer.
 
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VisionFromFeeling said:
Nor is it a mental illness to know when you know that a kidney is missing.
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Akhenaten said:
Thinking that you can is a pretty bad sign though.
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Thinking that I didn't know the accuracy of my answers in the IIG Preliminary, is a definite sign of mental illness, I think. Because it is actually on tape that I thought I knew the accuracy of the answers, and if you can watch the videos and still think that I didn't know the accuracy, then I think you should see a mental health specialist, because information that doesn't agree with your prejudice accusations against me simply slips past you somehow.
 
VisionFromFeeling said:
Why don't you prove me a liar or false memory or shut up?
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You've been proven a liar. And the childish insolence doesn't look very good on you.

Also, are you working on that apology to all those people who you crapped on over the past couple years?
 
Anita keeps going on about the Dr. Carlson thing, but she didn't claim to have seen the missing kidney until after he told her about it. And then she wonders why we doubt the validity of her claim. :rolleyes:

For someone who claims to be a skeptic, Anita has no concept of what skepticism actually is.
 
VisionFromFeeling said:
What deception? I find it interesting that I detected Dr. Carlson missing a left kidney, and that I know my accuracy beforehand. If it were a chemistry experiment, it would be deserving of repeated trials. Certainly this is a somewhat more elaborate test set-up to arrange, but other than that there is no harm in repeated trials.
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You did not know that Dr. Carlson was missing a kidney until after he told you.
 
VisionFromFeeling said:
Synesthesia is not a mental illness. Nor is it a mental illness to know when you know that a kidney is missing.
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Synesthesia is indeed not a mental illness. You diagnosing yourself with some form of special synesthesia that has symptoms with 0 relation to real synesthesia IS a sign of mental illness.

Synesthesia has a certain set of medically documented symptoms. Having X-Ray vision superpowers is NOT synesthesia.
 
jhunter1163 said:
Anita keeps going on about the Dr. Carlson thing, but she didn't claim to have seen the missing kidney until after he told her about it. And then she wonders why we doubt the validity of her claim. :rolleyes:

For someone who claims to be a skeptic, Anita has no concept of what skepticism actually is.
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I know that this is only an anecdote, but I know that I detected it before he announced it and it is not a false memory. I choose to include this very interesting experience in my investigation, and of course you may not do so because there is no formal evidence for you. If you were investigating your eating habits, and you told me what you ate for breakfast, I could be a Skeptic and insist that you are a liar or that you are delusional and are having false memories, but you could still rely on your knowledge of what you had and base your own further decisions on your experience. I am not trying to convince anyone of what happened, I am just saying that I know it happened and so there is only consequences of that for me, but not for you guys.
 
VisionFromFeeling said:
<snippety doo dah snippety aye, oh my, oh my, it's a wonderful day>

I don't offer medical diagnose, say, like some woman who lives just one hour from my boyfriend's house and charges a Christmas special of *only* $1,580 per reading. And I would totally get away with it too. Like someone else is doing.
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Yah, but Brent did not fail demonstration of xray sooperpowers. You did. So there.
 
GeeMack said:
You did not know that Dr. Carlson was missing a kidney until after he told you.
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I knew that he was missing a left kidney as soon as I felt into his back. He only told me after I had been confirming to myself that I feel a kidney being missing for several minutes. The fact that you are insisting on something that is not correct makes you a bad Skeptic. You may certainly suggest that it would not have happened like I say it did, but insisting that you be right when in fact you are not right, is just making you a bad Skeptic. Remain open-minded and objective. Sometimes strange and interesting things happen.
 
VisionFromFeeling said:
I knew that he was missing a left kidney as soon as I felt into his back. He only told me after I had been confirming to myself that I feel a kidney being missing for several minutes. The fact that you are insisting on something that is not correct makes you a bad Skeptic. You may certainly suggest that it would not have happened like I say it did, but insisting that you be right when in fact you are not right, is just making you a bad Skeptic. Remain open-minded and objective. Sometimes strange and interesting things happen.
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Objectively, you did not know that Dr. Carlson was missing a kidney until after he told you he was.
 
fromdownunder said:
OK, the potential Kidneys, given what the test was defined as, was actually 33.

Norm
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But the positions of the potential kidneys was 36. She made 36 separate judgments of whether a kidney was in a place or not. Each judgment can be considered a trial.
 
VisionFromFeeling said:
Thinking that I didn't know the accuracy of my answers in the IIG Preliminary, is a definite sign of mental illness, I think. Because it is actually on tape that I thought I knew the accuracy of the answers, and if you can watch the videos and still think that I didn't know the accuracy, then I think you should see a mental health specialist, because information that doesn't agree with your prejudice accusations against me simply slips past you somehow.
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Isn't it funny that 28% of the recorded participants in the IIG guessing game show got the exact correct answers in round 2? And we all knew as well as you did that we were right. How do you explain that? :)

And how about that apology to all those dozens of people you've crapped on to make that IIG guessing game happen? You have that in the works yet?

And how about that announcement that you said you'd be making about how your entire medical perception claim has been falsified? JoeTheJuggler has been asking you about that for several pages now and all you can offer is your ignorance?

And do you intend to try to round up another bunch or people to use and crap on and discard without a thank-you for your next freak show demonstration? :D
 
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