Jeff Wagg also thinks Anita should be given credit for guessing (and Anita calls it guessing) the correct person in Trial 3.
Jeff obviously didn't read and/or understand the protocol for the IIG show. If he did he would have known the same thing everyone else here knows (except Anita and maybe a few of her lust-struck defenders), and that is the objective of the test was to determine if she could see missing kidneys, not to determine which person was missing a kidney.
This can't be stressed enough. The test was
not a guessing game to pick the
person missing a kidney. What was being tested was Anita's claim that she can see inside people, right through their skin and flesh. And using that ability she was to determine, with that never-fail accuracy which she had so often claimed,
specifically which kidneys were missing.
Anita failed the moment she didn't see the first missing kidney in the first round of the test. She got an "F" as sure as if she had wussed out on a college class. There was no sliding scale involved. See through people's cotton shirts, skin, and flesh, and spot the three missing kidneys,
or not. She did
not.
It's really a dreadful interview.
It certainly was. Maybe Jeff Wagg will apologize to Mr. Randi and the JREF for poorly representing the organization by being so ill prepared. And the whole thing seemed a far cry from Jeff's previously stated position on the matter...
Jeff Wagg said:
VFF is allowed to be dishonest, just like everyone else. Having dealt with more challenge applicants than just abut anyone else, I'm familiar with people like her. She's most likely deluded, lying, or both. She's probably doing all this to get attention. And she's allowed to do all those things so long as she's staying within the rules of the forum.
So, "She's most likely deluded, lying, or both," eh? Given the opportunity to express those sentiments, it's a shame he let it slip away.
What would James Randi say?
Maybe he'd say he hired the wrong guy to go out in the world as a spokesman for one of the world's most respected, preeminent skeptics' organizations? Maybe he'd tell Jeff to study up a bit before he gets involved in similar interviews and discussions in the future? Or maybe he wouldn't say anything if he isn't paying any attention either.