Discerning crystals

[phildonnia]

Phildonnia- conchoidal fracture in itself would not prove non-crystallinity.

And besides that, I'd probably end up paying for it.

 

[CERDIP]

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How come they know that we want the seeds to grow faster, so promote their growth, but then they also seem to know that we don't want the pool algae or the milk spoilage bacteria to grow, so inhibit their growth?
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Well its obvious. These are crystals grown in a thermos bottle!

 

[Bottle or the Gun]

I recently had an encounter with a good friend of mine who believes in the powers of crystals. After telling me that crystals send out vibrations that she can feel, I excitedly told her she had a testable claim. After describing the test, she hesitated--almost as if she realized she could not pass this test.

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I also had a few friends who could 'feel' the 'power' of crystals when they held it in the palm of their hands. Any heavy enough object resting in the palm will present the holder with the sensation that it has some intrinsic 'power', as it is pressing against vessels that beat with your pulse. The same effect can be felt using a piece of concrete, a bolt, etc.

 

[whitefork]

Googling on "amber" and "cleavage" brings up a list of sites that are blocked by the filters here.

My research is terribly hindered.

 

[BillyJoe]

I sprinkled crystals onto my eggs this morning.

Sorry, they don't work, you fart all the same.