Lucianarchy and remote viewing

[thaiboxerken]

The best you can call it is 'Luck'. For me ( and TB Ken ), it was more proof positive. For Ken, it may be a way forward for him to begin to listen to the whispers in his life.

Leave me out of your delusions. No one but YOU believes that you have superpowers. You offer NO credible evidence that you have superpowers. I do not believe you have superpowers, and I do not believe that the single word "Ladybrook" is significant to anyone but you.

 

[Ratman_tf]

How telling that none of the pseudo-skeptic can agree on a rational explanation.

Telling of what? That we can't decide if you're delusional or misleading? Puh-lease.

Can anyone explain why there has been so much rudeness directed towards me though?

I am of the very strong opinion that your typing of the word "Ladybrook" was nothing but a cold hit. On an almost non-event. I have pointed this out rather strongly. If at any time I was personally insulting to you, I apologize. It is not my intent to attack anyone personally, but to discuss the topics here. I do tend to veer into a condescending tone when I think someone is being intentionally obtuse.

This thing happened the way I said it. It doesn't matter whether you believe it or not, it happened. The best you can call it is 'Luck'. For me ( and TB Ken ), it was more proof positive. For Ken, it may be a way forward for him to begin to listen to the whispers in his life.

Ken addresses you well in his post. I have to say that we don't deny that this thing happened. I believe the question is, how objectivley significant is it, compared to how subjectivley significant you find it?
If you want to believe that a word you typed means you have some kind of psychic powers, fine. I'm sure there's lots of people out there who think the same way. But don't be surprised when skeptics find your 'evidence' to be weak, for various reasons pointed out in this thread which you have dismissed because you have a mind closed to other possibilities.

 

[Ed]

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Can anyone explain why there has been so much rudeness directed towards me though?

Because you never engage in debate.
Because you make silly assertions that you never back up
Because you never met a random event that was not paranormal
Because you are credulous
Because you insult our intelligence

 

[Corwyn]

ROTFLMAO

I am fairly new here and mostly lurk, because there are dozens who can make the case for the arguements I would make with far more elequance. But I just had to chime in on this one.

Of all the clap trap stuff I think RV has got to be the most laughable mumbo jumbo stuff out there.

This case with the kidnapped general is just too funny!

I don't feel like cut and pasting all the nonsense from steve here
so I'll just paraphrase.

Steve claims on the one hand that RVers can not see into dark places, nor can they see if the "target" is not co-operative.

Yet claims that this RVer who works for a SUPER SECRET branch of the military was able to do just this!

The general was kidnapped, taken to an undisclosed (at least to him) location and placed into a closed tent in an unknown (again to him) apartment. Now kidnapping 101 tells us that
the victim CAN NOT know their location where he is being held.
Most likely the Gen was taken to several differnt locations or driven around before he was taken to the location where he was held. THis is MO for virtually every kidnapping on record.

So EVEN if the General believed in RVing and was sending out signals, he could send NOTHING of use to the RVer and infact according to Steve et. al couldn't even communicate with the RVer from the dark tent.


So, Who did the RVer read then? Steve and Lucy claim that Randy's test will/could not work because of the "bad vibs" coming from nonbeliever. Surely, the vibs coming from a terrorist kidnapper has to far exceed anything comeing from the likes of a simple skeptic. Ye this RVer was able to break through all that?


I won't even talk about the idiotic notion that if a "SUPER SECRET" branch of the military like that existed it's name and most certainly it's agents names would not be made public in a newpaper for a simple kidnapping.


Cory

 

[Lucianarchy]

Lucianarchy,

So you do not claim anything paranormal???

It is certainly beyond normal to have an uncommon word running around in your mind with an urgency that compels you to record it in an opening post on a thread which was taunting my RV ability and to have that recorded word named as the place where a terrorist attack occured within an hour and a half of its recording on this forum. 'Ladybrook' is an extremely uncommon word, I have seen the other cynics and their jokes about 'new yourk, houston and grass fires, car crashes etc, but eveyone knows that ladybrook is far more uncommon than any of those places and the event, a terrorist attack far more important than grass fires and power cuts. This perception replicates many other instances I have experienced and together with the extraordinary experiences with Dr Steinkamp, I cannot rationaly put all this down to 'luck' or 'chance' anymore. So yes, I believe that the perception was paranormal. I have always remained skeptical though open-minded and I have no mundane explanation for what happened.

 

[thaiboxerken]

'Ladybrook' is an extremely uncommon word.


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Results 1-15 of about 779 containing "ladybrook"

On MSN search.

http://search.msn.com/results.asp?RS=CHECKED&FORM=MSNH&v=1&q=ladybrook


Results 1 - 10 of about 3,060.

On Google search.


Now... how is that extremely uncommon?

a terrorist attack far more important than grass fires and power cuts.

No such event happened at a place called Ladybrook. The bus drove through Ladybrook. Ladybrook is about as significant as the pavement that the streets are made of. You are drawing connections where there are none. No person, but you, thinks that you have done anything extraordinary.

You are delusional, go seek therapy.

 

[thaiboxerken]

a terrorist attack far more important than grass fires and power cuts.

No it isn't. That is your subjective opinion. The blackout in NE area of USA effected many, many more people than what happened at that police station near Ladybrook. That attack failed, no one was really effected. Grassfires have cause millions of dollars of damage... your "attack" caused no damage.

You are delusional.

 

[TLN]

I have always remained skeptical though open-minded and I have no mundane explanation for what happened.

Because you seek none. Precisely why you're not a skeptic.

Would you like other reasons? There are dozens.

 

[Lucianarchy]

bumped to avoid 'pruning' of the data

 

[Lucianarchy]

For newbies:

The 'ladybrook' prediction is confirmed on page two of this thread. You will note that the Ladybrook terrorist attack ocurred within a few hours of it being recorded here.

This was not a trick.

This was not a stunt.

This thing really happened.

 

[Suezoled]

Grab a shovel folks: Lucianarchy is bringin it up again.

 

[CFLarsen]

For newbies:

Oh, please remind them. They can learn a lot about how creduloids think from watching you.

The 'ladybrook' prediction is confirmed on page two of this thread. You will note that the Ladybrook terrorist attack ocurred within a few hours of it being recorded here.

What "terrorist attack"??

This was not a trick.

Highly doubtful. Serious issues were raised about that.

This was not a stunt.

It sure wasn't a try for Randi's million...

This thing really happened.

No, you posted "ladybrook" with no explanation, no premonition, no indication that it was a psychic impression - or whatever you want to call it. No nothing. And there are very strong evidence that you used the faulty forum clock to fake it.

 

[Jeff Corey]

Not to mention that there was no attack.



Dagnabbit, I just mentioned it.


Nevermind.

 

[Starrman]

Luci,

You forgot to tell the newbies that this was completely outside of the laws of chance.

Thanks,
Jeff

 

[thaiboxerken]

Notice how Luci has changed his tune? First he claimed that it wasn't a "prediction" but a compelling word that came true. Now, Luci is all about claiming that it was a prediction.

HOW THE FU&* DOES ONE WORD EQUATE TO A PREDICTION?!?!

 

[Ed]

For newbies:

The 'ladybrook' prediction is confirmed on page two of this thread. You will note that the Ladybrook terrorist attack ocurred within a few hours of it being recorded here.

This was not a trick.

This was not a stunt.

This thing really happened.

Near as I can tell, no attack was predicted.

 

[AOK Tiger]

So I finally get to see the thread that Lucianarchy believes shows his paranormal power !!

Pshaw…

Lets sum it up.

1. In his first post in the thread he post the word “ladybrook” after his comment.
2. Later he finds out that some IRA nuts attempted to put a bomb outside a Police station NEAR the Ladybrook estate in Belfast.
3. He made No prediction.. merely listed the word
4. NO attack happened (it was attempted and foiled)
5. It has not been confirmed that he posted the name BEFORE the attempted attack (remember he is in England and the forum runs on a US clock)
6. I have searched for the name Ladybrook and it is often mentioned in conjunction with Nth Ireland bombings etc. so it and many other Nth Irish name are bound to get a “hit” on terrorist activity.

Conclusion…

Lucian either posted the name after he knew of an attempted attack or he posted the name ladybrook knowing it was an area of likely IRA activity assuming he could call a “hit” at a later date.

So he is either lying or got “lucky” neither of which smack of anything remotely paranormal.

 

[The Don]

Or Lucianarchy was aware the attack was going to take place by more conventional means. I believe the UK security services would be very interested in getting hold of a previously unknown member of the group involved in the attempted attack.

 

[CFLarsen]

Notice how Luci has changed his tune? First he claimed that it wasn't a "prediction" but a compelling word that came true. Now, Luci is all about claiming that it was a prediction.

Correct. What we see is the familiar "embellishing a claim", where - after a while - an event (L. posting a word) grows to proportions completely out of touch with reality. But, is nevertheless accepted as the truth.

Don't forget that we deal with people who live in a fairytale world. They have no problems taking these leaps of faith.

Or Lucianarchy was aware the attack was going to take place by more conventional means. I believe the UK security services would be very interested in getting hold of a previously unknown member of the group involved in the attempted attack.

Also correct.

I've touched on the same subject here: Did Robert Zoller Predict 9-11?

If Lucianarchy really had predicted this, she would be hauled in for a very thorough interrogation.

 

[alfaniner]

bumped to avoid 'pruning' of the data

Did you really want to remind people just how much of a dolt you are? Seriously, I'd think you'd want to let this one fade into oblivion as you should be totally embarassed.