GeeMack
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Hm... was it because... I was looking at kidneys?
Funny. You weren't seeing them.
Hm... was it because... I was looking at kidneys?
... the quantum physical wavefunction description of the atom as a whole, involving all the qualities of the nucleus and the electron distribution, and also other related parameters such as temperature, pressure, motion, etc. ...
I experience that what is vibrating is the substance that atoms are made of.
Hm... was it because... I was looking at kidneys?
Then why don't I open up shop? You all think I am going to do that anyway?What kind of skeptic am I Anita?
Oooh, I'm with Jeff Corey. We are very bad skeptics indeed.
The problem is with you Anita - you just can't see how good Brent is. She really, really can see people's organs. And, she has never been incorrect one single time!
I'm excited.
Would your cold reading skill have told you that someone is missing a left kidney, when you know nothing in advance of the person? When there are thousands of different types of health information that could apply? And when your best attempts at logic and cold reading are telling you that he couldn't possibly be missing a kidney? I'm just trying to explain this.
How rude of you. You can not assume that any of those other health problems would show up on their own, while I am concentrating on kidneys. Bring me persons and ask me to do a head-to-toe reading and then if I fail to detect your laundry list of things, then can you criticize me of that. Silly.Oh dear. You just can't stop, can you.
You have stated repeatably that your medical perceptions are spontaneous, automatic and instantaneous. By your own definition, it would have been impossible for you to miss the other medical issues.
It is this lying and intellectual dishonesty that disappoints me. I really do think you are capable of being bigger than this mess.
Perhaps it has slipped your mind, but you failed to find those kidneys as well.
Then why don't I open up shop? You all think I am going to do that anyway?
Then why don't I open up shop? You all think I am going to do that anyway?
Then why don't I open up shop? You all think I am going to do that anyway?
Anita will keep designing protocols and "testing" until she hits the "right" combination of protocol and test that will render her a "winner." This shouldn't be a problem, as she will be handling the entire event, from protocol design through to test subjects through to actual test herself. She can't fail.
M.
Oh dear.
Bookitty, thanks to your friend for volunteering for the test.
Did he find Anita's presence really annoying? Like the constant shifting of the chairs, the fervent watch checking? Was she sighing or muttering to herself or anything that would have made it harder to sit still?
I'm pretty sure I would have turned around and said "WTF is with the chair moving?"
I still find it interesting that I knew Dr. Carlson is missing a left kidney, and that I knew the accuracy of my answers beforehand. So I will have another test. And that is all I have got to say about that.
Then why don't I open up shop? You all think I am going to do that anyway?
I still find it interesting that I knew Dr. Carlson is missing a left kidney, and that I knew the accuracy of my answers beforehand. So I will have another test. And that is all I have got to say about that...
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.
All it is, is I feel kidneys when I look at people, and I know the accuracy beforehand.
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So, if you always know the accuracy of your "vision", I don't understand why you were reluctant to mention the missing kidney in Dr. Carlson's case.
Like most of us, he sort of dozed off. (27 minutes is a loooong time to sit still) It was a little tough because of the leg brace, he was a bit off-balance but other than that just fine. Getting a sonogram in front of a live audience was a bit disconcerting, though.
I still find it interesting that I knew Dr. Carlson is missing a left kidney, and that I knew the accuracy of my answers beforehand. So I will have another test. And that is all I have got to say about that.