pavel_do
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well I know this thread is not about me.. so sorry in advance.. but I will reply.. ( though before just commented about JREF approach..
Well ok..
1. The time required for test did not violate JREF's limits of 8 hours.
2. It was reviewed by independent statistician (who previously worked with JREF) and according to his opinion it was good enough for testing. He did not pointed any of options where the protocol seemed unfair and would give me at any point the advantage to win by chance and not by the claimed ability.
3. From James Randi's response one of the reasons to refuse it and limit it to a 20 trials, was the cost of it. According the JREF's rules I have to pay all the expanses related to test, so I see no reason why is JREF concerned about costs.
The designed and discussed protocol of 100 pairs test, meets the generally understood requirements. The probability of winning by chance is less than 1 in 1,000. The time taken is within the bounds of previous challenges. I bear the expenses. I believe there are adequate guards against cheating. The protocol has been checked by an independent statistician (who was kind enough to volunteer his time) who is familiar with the challenge process. The protocol seems to have met with enough approval by the JREF staff that it was deemed suitable for final presentation to James Randi.
The fact that the latest protocol was discussed with JREF for ONE year period, and not even once the JREF expressed it concerns about it as being unreasonable and unacceptable.
SO.. where DID I breached rules and requirements?? and IF I DID.. they why JREF would not point it out.. where I was wrong.. what is the reason for THEM REFUSING TO TEST ME ON FAIR CONDITIONS.. ALL OF A SUDDEN where I had NOTHING against latest protocol and I could be tested any time THEY ready! All of a sudden. I was offered test that guaranties my faller.. YOU expect me to accept it ?? Would you accept it?? I doubt it!
well let me tell you..
I negotiated in good faith! I am willing to be tested! But with fair test! The protocol that we negotiated for almost 1 YEAR was suitable for testing.. and JREF NEVER wrote anything against it beside forbidding me have my representatives and water on table ( that we managed to come to agreement later about). They never explained their reasons about WHY i could not be tested by the protocol that we negotiated before.. any way.. who followed the story, knows what I am talking about...
Evidence, please.
Well ok..
1. The time required for test did not violate JREF's limits of 8 hours.
2. It was reviewed by independent statistician (who previously worked with JREF) and according to his opinion it was good enough for testing. He did not pointed any of options where the protocol seemed unfair and would give me at any point the advantage to win by chance and not by the claimed ability.
3. From James Randi's response one of the reasons to refuse it and limit it to a 20 trials, was the cost of it. According the JREF's rules I have to pay all the expanses related to test, so I see no reason why is JREF concerned about costs.
The designed and discussed protocol of 100 pairs test, meets the generally understood requirements. The probability of winning by chance is less than 1 in 1,000. The time taken is within the bounds of previous challenges. I bear the expenses. I believe there are adequate guards against cheating. The protocol has been checked by an independent statistician (who was kind enough to volunteer his time) who is familiar with the challenge process. The protocol seems to have met with enough approval by the JREF staff that it was deemed suitable for final presentation to James Randi.
The fact that the latest protocol was discussed with JREF for ONE year period, and not even once the JREF expressed it concerns about it as being unreasonable and unacceptable.
SO.. where DID I breached rules and requirements?? and IF I DID.. they why JREF would not point it out.. where I was wrong.. what is the reason for THEM REFUSING TO TEST ME ON FAIR CONDITIONS.. ALL OF A SUDDEN where I had NOTHING against latest protocol and I could be tested any time THEY ready! All of a sudden. I was offered test that guaranties my faller.. YOU expect me to accept it ?? Would you accept it?? I doubt it!
you throwing words with no grounds.. I jerked JREF for over a year?? THEY took sometimes 8 month for reply to bloody EMAIL..for a start..First, this is not support for your first statement. And as for your complaint, that was you complaining that the JREF closed your file after you told them to close your file, and that was after you jerking the JREF staff around for a year or two instead of converging on a claim and a protocol.
Connie Sonne, on the other hand, did make a definite testable claim. Connie Sonne did negotiate in good faith to reach an acceptable protocol. Connie Soone did allow the test to be conducted before an audience of skeptics. Although she did later rationalize her failure under test at the expense of the JREF, I don't see from any of that how you establish a basis for the bogus claims you made in your post I quoted.
well let me tell you..
I negotiated in good faith! I am willing to be tested! But with fair test! The protocol that we negotiated for almost 1 YEAR was suitable for testing.. and JREF NEVER wrote anything against it beside forbidding me have my representatives and water on table ( that we managed to come to agreement later about). They never explained their reasons about WHY i could not be tested by the protocol that we negotiated before.. any way.. who followed the story, knows what I am talking about...