First of all, I do have some forms of synesthesia.
And I do know the accuracy of my perceptions of kidneys beforehand.
I know when I am right and when I am wrong.
And I did detect Dr. Carlson missing a left kidney.
I would not be too quick to conclude this as a mental illness.
As far as I know, there is no mental illness that lets you feel the presence or absence of kidneys in a person and to know the accuracy of what you feel in advance.
Excuse me? This is the most un-Skeptical thing you could ever say.
No, there were only three two-part trials, or rounds. An N of 36 is appropriate only if there are 36 rounds.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.
What kind of Skeptic are you? So you encourage what she is doing? I think she should try to have her skills verified by scientists. Certainly if she can do what she offers, that would be wonderful. But it needs to be scientifically proven.
The fact that you believe that, and it isn't true, is probably just a manifestation of your schizophrenia. You can certainly suspect it to not have happened, but since it did happen, and you are totally convinced that it didn't, I'd say there's something not right with you.
I'm not the one with a diagnose of schizophrenia.
You could ask your mental health provider what kind of mental illness causes you to look at a video, and see that I am sure that trial 1 and 3 are wrong and that trial 2 is correct, and you would still think that I did not know the accuracy beforehand. Oh, that's right. Schizophrenia can do that.
Not the one with the diagnose.
Find a quote where I claim to have passed the IIG Preliminary. You won't, because you are delusional about thinking that I claim to have passed. All I am saying is that I am arranging to have another test.
VisionFromFeeling said:Not the one who is schizophrenic.
I was looking at the kidneys. Not at anything else what so ever, except for the bladder in subject 12 to find my way up to the kidneys. The weak heart I sensed in one of the Skeptics, and that was while the demonstration was not taking place. So what's your point?
I can't yet post quotes with links...(meaningful posts to come)
Nope. 'Cause if I wanted to, I could open up shop and charge $1,579 and get all her customers. 'Cause I'd throw in a special free-of-charge Holiday Specials att. in there too. And totally get away with it.Nah, you just jealous of what Brent has got going on.
I never said it counted for anything in terms of Anita passing the protocol, I'm simply saying that the protocol clearly specified a two-step process that Anita was supposed to follow. Therefore, my calculation of the probability that Anita would get two of the targets and one of the locations correct is accurate.
Nope.
Nope. 'Cause if I wanted to, I could open up shop and charge $1,579 and get all her customers. 'Cause I'd throw in a special free-of-charge Holiday Specials att. in there too. And totally get away with it.![]()
So if someone offers you to take an exam, and you say you don't want to. Does that mean you failed the test? In your world it does. I wasn't paying any attention to other things besides the kidneys. Sorry if that disappoints you.And yet missed the laundry list of medical issues in the second trial. What inaccuracy indeed.
Hm... was it because... I was looking at kidneys?I am..amazed. How gracious of him to submit to the test. This demonstrates why Anita not only failed, but failed in a spectacular manner. How can a human MRI miss all that when they are supposedly using their superpowers to look for kidneys?
So if someone offers you to take an exam, and you say you don't want to. Does that mean you failed the test? In your world it does. I wasn't paying any attention to other things besides the kidneys. Sorry if that disappoints you.
Nope. 'Cause if I wanted to, I could open up shop and charge $1,579 and get all her customers. 'Cause I'd throw in a special free-of-charge Holiday Specials att. in there too. And totally get away with it.![]()
Hm... was it because... I was looking at kidneys?
My claim is an interesting experience I am investigating. I learned a lot from the IIG Preliminary demonstration, and have more to learn about the experience and that is why I am setting up another test. I am not trying to pass as a psychic so there is no need to get upset about me having another test. I am not challenging the results of the Preliminary, any results of another test will simply add to those past official results.
Why not with the IIG, JREF, or FACT? I would assume that they are mostly interested in psychic/not psychic, rather than learning more about a claim.
My motives for having another test and what I still want to learn are outlined at
www.visionfromfeeling.com/paranormaltest.html
www.visionfromfeeling.com/study.html
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I'm indifferent; it won't affect my life either way if another test happens. I really can't think of any vast changes in protocol; after the IIG test, I would be much more critical of any future test.
It took me forever to see through subject 12 in trial 1 and in trial 3 I was exhausted. I detected Dr. Carlson missing a kidney. And I knew the accuracy of each trial beforehand. Being interested in having another test is, in my opinion, not a mental illness. It is just curiosity.There you go projecting again. Although we can't diagnose anyone over the internet, the evidence suggests that you do indeed have mental illness issues due to your behavior here and at the test. A sane person, after failing all these tests, would conclude that they do not have superpowers.
All it is, is I feel kidneys when I look at people, and I know the accuracy beforehand.You do not, because you have some mental wellness issues. No one knows what they are until you get a proper diagnosis, but it could be any number of things: schizophrenia, delusions (of different types), personality disorders, etc.
The tapes do show that I knew the accuracy beforehand. There are no lies. Only your delusions that are based on your expectations. I did not have time to find the right one in trial 1, and in trial 3 I was exhausted to the point where I nearly cancelled the trial before it began. Want to call me a liar again? How about that I wasn't tired at all? Go ahead, call me a liar and say that I wasn't tired in trial 3. And then we'll see what you say when the IIG posts the draft papers that are signed by James Underdown and stapled to the back of the answer sheets.The problem for you is that the tapes don't at all show that you knew ahead of time that you were wrong. What they do is show that you don't have magical superpowers, and decided to make up this lie on the fly in order to shield yourself when it came time to explain yourself. If you KNEW YOU WERE WRONG you would not have selected the subjects you did.
Not being destroyed at all. And nothing disgusting with further inquiry into an interesting phenomenon. The future employers I would be interested in would all encourage research.Keep it up, Anita, the more you post the more you destroy yourself. Just think of the reams of threads future employers will find on you. Just when I thought you couldn't get anymore disgusting with your actions, you raise the bar.
Unfortunately there are no lies, so you are clearly delusional about that.I think the key to dealing with Anita's lies is only reading a bit at a time. Anymore than that and you become so disgusted with her abhorrent behavior and deceptive practices that you risk getting yourself banned. So I'm out for now.