First let me address this.
What you have witnessed is what it is.
I have to adapt to it continuously as I learn more.
If I have a person with me he will be with one of the JREF members and the other JREF member will work with me.
That ends that.
I learned many things from that experience too, at Coffee Creek.
That information is private and too hard to explain right now for my use only.
If I win all that I know will be revealed and then you’ll know.
This is what gives me an edge.
When Danny and I got there we traveled 40 miles or so to do another set of tests, that day we had already done about 40 passes on our own tests, 4 sets of ten which were exactly the same all correct hits counted.
I was extremely drained, the testing takes from your energy in two ways, electrical and physical, the reason to hold on tight is to get maximum results from the scale.
I use feel to clarify what’s going on along with the readings which are hard to see as they are small, I can kind of see the arrow pointer and where it is pointed but numbers are important too, more information.
It's all for my use any way.
Every day I test even now; there are changes and more to learn.
I tried to cram as much information in your brain as I could I had an hour and a half or so.
I wish that we had ten runs of what we did there.
We only did one.
Had I really thought about it I would have had Dan and Ellen switch positions.
The other thing I would have changed if we had the time to do ten runs of ten is that we would have gone only for the target.
That would have to be one strong magnet!
The other way that we did it was when I picked we ended that round of ten.
One test was for the metal the other was for all the correct hits, no target and target.
The metal shows up more times but the odd thing is that the percentage of metal hits correct against the wrong works out to about the same, as the overall average of the two combined.
For instance if the metal shows up 50 times I get it right 30 times, with the negative correct hits and the positive correct hits I go it 58 correct hits this is out of 100. Close to 60%.
The place before that was worse, so it got better as we found better base line numbers by the scale which proves my point about more neutral ground.
The scale is a visual breakthrough.
I need to find a new place to run another set of tests that reads the same as Coffee Creek, the base line of a quarter ounce.
I believe I can find this most anywhere now, one spot that’s void of readings.
Dan’s back if Fl., Now, I need an assistant to continue.
My mate, however, was absolutely furious with me regarding this whole episode. She was
convinced that Mike and Danny ran a scam on me and that I was a total fool to even let the
whole experiment proceed. She’s convinced that Mike (and Danny) are scammers of the first
order and knowingly made an absolute jerk out of me.
Who knows?
What you have witnessed is what it is.
I have to adapt to it continuously as I learn more.
If I have a person with me he will be with one of the JREF members and the other JREF member will work with me.
That ends that.
I learned many things from that experience too, at Coffee Creek.
The calibration phase established a background “force” of ¼ ounce and a target force of 1
ounce. Yet, in nearly all the trials, these benchmarks were ignored. Many times (no, I did not
write down the final stabilization reading) the scale read 2 ounces or above yet Mike would
declare (correctly) that the target was not there.
That information is private and too hard to explain right now for my use only.
If I win all that I know will be revealed and then you’ll know.
This is what gives me an edge.
During one trial (#7, I think) Mike declared that the rod was “just not grabbing” him like it
had done before so, in spite of the scale reading he (correctly) declared that the target was
absent.
In retrospect, I was really stupid to not get Mike to state - and adhere to - his decision criteria
before we actually began the trials..
5.5 What’s going on?
When Danny and I got there we traveled 40 miles or so to do another set of tests, that day we had already done about 40 passes on our own tests, 4 sets of ten which were exactly the same all correct hits counted.
I was extremely drained, the testing takes from your energy in two ways, electrical and physical, the reason to hold on tight is to get maximum results from the scale.
I assume you mean to use the scales?In retrospect, I was really stupid to not get Mike to state - and adhere to - his decision criteria
I use feel to clarify what’s going on along with the readings which are hard to see as they are small, I can kind of see the arrow pointer and where it is pointed but numbers are important too, more information.
It's all for my use any way.
My impression of Mike in person very much reflects what you see on-line. He is a voluble
guy who has trouble putting his thoughts in clear order. We’ll have to deal with that fact.
Every day I test even now; there are changes and more to learn.
I tried to cram as much information in your brain as I could I had an hour and a half or so.
I wish that we had ten runs of what we did there.
We only did one.
Had I really thought about it I would have had Dan and Ellen switch positions.
The other thing I would have changed if we had the time to do ten runs of ten is that we would have gone only for the target.
That would have to be one strong magnet!
GzuzKryzt
1. Have you set a location where you can perform - and succeed - by hitting at least seven times in ten tries with your above, um, protocol? Yes
2. How many trial runs have you performed at said specific location, 10
and how many successful hits did you register? See SezMes post
This is not the same location as I am giving you above this location is the best case.
At the worst case place I am at 58%.
And the most important point: 3a. Were those trial runs double-blinded?
They where as blind as two people could do them.
3b.How did you do that?
First there was a tarp where the target was placed then I walk around a corner, next the other person would draw a card one through ten and that was the time the target would be placed if it was three I would be scanning the first two times against an empty container, then it would show up.
Each time I would walk away he would wait exactly a certain amount of time before calling me back to scan each container, he would time each move the same.
With the large target it was easier to use one box.
Believe me I couldn’t tell if it was there or not, in either place.
The other person kept the score and I didn't know anything till the ten scans were done.
The other way that we did it was when I picked we ended that round of ten.
One test was for the metal the other was for all the correct hits, no target and target.
The metal shows up more times but the odd thing is that the percentage of metal hits correct against the wrong works out to about the same, as the overall average of the two combined.
For instance if the metal shows up 50 times I get it right 30 times, with the negative correct hits and the positive correct hits I go it 58 correct hits this is out of 100. Close to 60%.
The place before that was worse, so it got better as we found better base line numbers by the scale which proves my point about more neutral ground.
The scale is a visual breakthrough.
I need to find a new place to run another set of tests that reads the same as Coffee Creek, the base line of a quarter ounce.
I believe I can find this most anywhere now, one spot that’s void of readings.
Dan’s back if Fl., Now, I need an assistant to continue.