Lucianarchy and remote viewing

Lucianarchy and power cut

Central and south London has been hit by a widespread power cut which has left transport disrupted and many travellers stranded.

The power was out for about one hour and the Mayor of London Ken Livingstone said about 250,000 were caught in the underground.

London Underground said the power failure had a "serious" impact on the whole of the network, with 60 per cent without power at one time.

Rail services from major stations including Victoria, London Bridge and Waterloo were also affected.

Two hundred and seventy sets of traffic lights in south and central London were not working for about an hour.

A Tube spokesman said: "There has been a National Grid failure which has affected the underground."

He said the failure happened around 6.15pm and there were a number of people stuck underground.
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Has anyone noticed any Lucianarchy posts about this yet ? As she/he/it claims to be from London I'd have thought a psychic impression should have been available.

Regards,

AC.
 
In Luci's defense, he/she/it may not be able to get online with the power out...:D
 
BNiles said:
In Luci's defense, he/she/it may not be able to get online with the power out...:D
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Ah but he/she/it (BTW I should copyright that particular phrase) should be able to "sense" what people were posting anyway. Arsenal.
 
Lucianarchy said:


What, exactly, is your point? And in what way does it reinforce any argument you have put forward in this thread?

No proponents of remote perception / remote viewing in the JREF crowd?

No people stepping forward to put themselves through the accusations, lies and personal attacks I have been subjected to by you and other pseudo-skeptics?

Well duh...
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OK, at the risk of feeding the troll, why and in what way does Claus display traits of being a pseudo-skeptic as opposed to a skeptic?
 
juninho said:


Ah but he/she/it (BTW I should copyright that particular phrase) should be able to "sense" what people were posting anyway. Arsenal.
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Arsenal? But I thought you were happy playing with Middlesboro?
 
RonSceptic said:


Arsenal? But I thought you were happy playing with Middlesboro?
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OK, that's seriously scary as I can't remember posting anywhere that I was a 'boro fan.
 
RonSceptic said:


Hint....

He wears the number 10 shirt.....(I think!)
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Fair enough, wasn't thinking about my handle. Mind you, I didn't specify Juninho Paulista as there are about three players called Juninho who play for Brazil.
 
juninho said:


Movie quote, not that I'm aware of. It's from Einstein.
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Yes, Einstein did say it. It was reused in the movie "Deep Blue Sea" No disrespect...just a funny line in a B movie.

btw...What exactly is a pseudo-skeptic ?
 
BNiles said:


btw...What exactly is a pseudo-skeptic ?
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That's Lucianarchy's and the other believer's word for anyone that doesn't believe in the paranormal/supernatural.
 
thaiboxerken said:


That's Lucianarchy's and the other believer's word for anyone that doesn't believe in the paranormal/supernatural.
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I agree on the point that they use the term in that way but the funny thing is that they use this term in the first place when the most applicable people for the term is, in fact, themselves.

To answer BNiles question: I guess that the term pseudo-skeptic alludes to someone who ascertains that they are skeptical but show signs of "belief" in some woo-woo nonsense. Which is why it is all the more psironic (sic) when people like Lucianarchy call people pseudo-skeptics.
 
Then I guess I'm a pseudo-skeptic. I'd love to believe in all of this. Hell, I love to have these "powers". Unfortunately, I require much more proof than I've seen in these threads, or anywhere else for that matter.

(Some psychic out there just said, "I knew you were going to say that.") :D

I just can't understand blind faith, or a person’s inability to explain or prove what they claim is real. I'm not saying that the world is either black or white. I'm willing to except certain shades of gray. It would seem to me that these claims could be easily tested to everyone’s satisfaction, but all I've seen is excuses and subjective limitations.

How Super is a Superpower if it only conveys answers so vague that they're useless? If Ladybrook is the best we can hope for, why bother?
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BNiles said:
I'm back after moving into my new house and I see we're still going strong, but have reverted to name calling again. :p



Luci:

You've stated this several times throughout this thread, but I still don't see where you said "Ladybrook" was a prediction before the word had any relevance to anything. Other’s who claim psychic ability at least have the decency to state clearly and up front that they are making a prediction.

As for all the accusations imposed on you, they really only boil down to 2. Either you’re a liar or you were lucky enough to have a vague word seem relevant so quickly. My belief is the latter. Any random word can be made relevant to news around the world if given time. Your chances were made better by it being an area of known chaos and calculated risk.

I’m not considering the possibility that you are psychic in anyway because you never claimed a prediction. As I’ve stated before. If you had just said something then and maybe added some detail, I would probably be arguing for you today. As it stands, I see very little support for your claim, nor any reason for it.
Sorry :(
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No problem.

But, you are wrong. I have explained how these perceptions happen and my relationship to the nature of them. This was not a guess, this was a psychic perception of a word which just needed to be written down when it came. I had earlier, (about an hour) whilst watering the garden, first felt the word sound 'ladybrook' as a clear, bright impression in my mind. Later, when I responded this TBK taunting thread, the word again became clear as an overriding impression and simply felt compelled to write it down there and then, and then felt a sense of relief. I didn't think about it until the next day, when I noticed it on the BBC news.
Considering the nature of this thread, the realisation of what had actually happened was to me, self evident. True psirony. Right here.

You can call it lucky if you want, but I know what happened, and given the likelihood of anything newsworthy happening which had a 'ladybrook' connection was extraordinarily remote, then the 'lucky' claim is extremely unlikely. But if so, the synchronicity factor would be phenomenal in itself.
 
You can call it lucky if you want, but I know what happened, and given the likelihood of anything newsworthy happening which had a 'ladybrook' connection was extraordinarily remote, then the 'lucky' claim is extremely unlikely. But if so, the synchronicity factor would be phenomenal in itself.
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I had given up on this thread, but this statement deserves some special attention. Tell me, Lucianarchy, just what are the earth shattering odds of anything newsworthy happening in Ladybrook? Do you really think they are so small that we simply HAVE to rule out chance as an option BEFORE psychic vision?

And look - Ladybrook has come up in the news again. What are the odds?
 
Starrman said:


I had given up on this thread, but this statement deserves some special attention. Tell me, Lucianarchy, just what are the earth shattering odds of anything newsworthy happening in Ladybrook? Do you really think they are so small that we simply HAVE to rule out chance as an option BEFORE psychic vision?
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Yes. 'Luck' is simply not a rational or plausible explanation for what has happened. This was a terrorist attack (not a leaflet drop some weeks after the "psychic vision"). The terrorists used a hijacked bus packed with explosives driven through a residential area. It happened within a very short time of my recording the 'ladybrook' perception here, in this very thread, a thread taunting my remote viewing ability.
 
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Lucianarchy said:


The psi effect works only through co-operation, that is why Randi has the "Out" in his challenge, a challenge is not co-operation. ladybrook
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IE. You need a stooge. Got it.
 
Lucianarchy said:


Yes. 'Luck' is simply not a rational or plausible explanation for what has happened. This was a terrorist attack (not a leaflet drop some weeks after the "psychic vision"). The terrorists used a hijacked bus packed with explosives driven through a residential area. It happened within a very short time of my recording the 'ladybrook' perception here, in this very thread, a thread taunting my remote viewing ability.
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psychic vision? Was it a word or a vision or a vision of a word? And where exactly did you claim it had to be a terrorist attack? Or anything for that matter. If the word came to you for the second time, when posting it why didn't you even mention any degree of importance to it? Here, in this very thread, a thread taunting your remote viewing ability; and not one clue or hint as to your feelings about this "overlooked" word.
 
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