Re: Perception and Physics

thomas.davidson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (tadchem) wrote in message
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> janis172003@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Janis Jabar) wrote in message
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> > Here is the most interesting journal you will find on the science of
> > perception.
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> > Janis Jabar
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> > http://www.borderlands.com/journal/2004/tabcont2004.html
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> > http://www.borderlands.com/journal/sub.htm
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> > The Journal of Borderland Research is $30.00 annually.
> (ad from the cited site):
> 
> Professional Dowsing Tools
> 
> Mermet pendulum?.$25.00
> Perfect for Physical Radiesthesia; Classic French design includes a
> screw top well for a witness.
> Brass pendulum?..$8.00
> A small diamagnetic pendulum; comes on short brass chain
> Cameron Aura-meter?.$125.00
> Vern Cameron, BSRA designed and perfected this wand style instrument.
> Cameron had some far reaching effects with his observations.
> L-Rods???..$20.00
> Iron rods with Gray handles. 
> Vitic rods???$49.95
> The use of Vitic Rods to assist in dowsing sensitivity is one of the
> research projects Vern Cameron and Meade Layne collaborated on in the
> 1950's.
> 
> 
> 
> ROFL
> 
> Wait! You guys are *serious*, aren't you?
> 
> ROFLMAO
> 
> 
> Tom Davidson
> Richmond, VA


There is humor involved, but the human nervous ststem is more dynamic
than you might think. Most likey if your Paleolithic ancestor had not
used a form of Physical Radiesthesia to hunt you would not be here to
roll around on the floor in smug delight.

Janis Jaberjaw