The more you go on about this the more you make it clear you are not interested in any test protocol that is actually doable that would debunk your delusions of supernatural powers.
Listen carefully, I have never been able to form medical perceptions through an opaque full-body screen if the person was not leaning against the screen so that I had some sense of where they are. Why on earth are you insisting that I accept a test condition that would automatically have my claim fail? Then how is that testing my claim?
You have just stated you can "perceive internal tissues." You have tested yourself (and failed, although you don't admit it) doing this at a skeptics meeting where everyone had their clothes on. There is absolutely no reason - none (except for the fact that you don't have powers) - why you could not do this with a cloth barrier and perceive the existence of tissue or no tissue on the other side.
I do not form medical perceptions unless I have a clear understanding of where the person is. I have never remote viewed through a screen. And I was quite successful with reading the FACT Skeptics. And I did detect the missing kidney, only I could logically not believe it so I did not report it until after the fact. And that is the truth of it, and that is the basis of why I am having this kidney detection test.
You calling this remote viewing doesn't change the fact that its not - its what you've already done and claimed to be successful at (although you lied about the successful part). If you can see through clothes, you can see through a cloth barrier. Its not remote viewing, and you've already been told that someone could draw an outline on the sheet and you could be told that the person would be standing within a inch of it.
Looking through an opaque full-body screen to see whether there is or is not a person there
IS remote viewing. If I am looking at a person's clothes I have a clear sense of distance to the person. I can not see people through an opaque full-body screen.
Your right, there will be no excuses because its never going to happen. You've made sure of that one.
A kidney detection test will happen.
Again, this is not remote viewing. Placing someone within a few inches behind a cloth barrier and making you identify whether you "perceive tissue" using your powers would be the most simple and obvious test of your own claimed abilities. Which, again, is why its never going to happen. Somehow you can see a kidney through a cloth layer (their clothes), but can't detect the presence of a human being with all their tissues and organs behind a cloth barrier. Why? Because your powers are make believe and you want to only advocate for tests that are extremely expensive and time consuming.
I can not see people who are behind a screen. The only reason it worked in my at home test was because the person was leaning against the screen, and even with that, my sense of orientation was seriously thrown off.
By the way, Anita, you going to the moderators and reporting everyone because your upset that we keep pointing out easy ways to test your medical perceptions claims just verifies that you are here for attention. So far the entire thread has been on topic.
I have chosen a claim to test and I will not test any other claims. I do not remote view.
To recap:
Why Anita's kidney test will never happen:
1) It is unreasonable to expect anyone to go out and find the appropriate
number of volunteers AND ensure that they have the right number of kidneys
2) When Anita gets it wrong, no volunteer is going to agree to have a ultrasound to prove that they have the specified number of kidneys.
We'll just see about that. Now
you are the one making excuses. If I came here and brought up these complications you would all say that I was making excuses to not have the test take place.
Why Anita will not agree to simply perceiving whether or not she "sees" tissues/organs on the other side of a cloth barrier:
1) This is a feasible test that would be easy to design and falsify her claims.
I would fail such a test, my claim is not remote viewing.