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Grand Island Central Catholic, Grand Island Senior High and Wood River High School have been busy dishing out the beef to hungry huskers for their respective booster clubs during Husker Harvest Days.
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Last week we discussed the statements of Peter B. Lloyd (see www.peterblloyd.org) one of the Coppens/Lloyd/Osborn/Pilkington/Sarfatti group who so adore magician Uri Geller and eagerly embrace strange and magical philosophical notions. They occasionally remind me of these lapses of reason. In the message forwarded to me last week, under the heading "Re Spoon-bending/Telekinesis," Peter B. Lloyd – these are excerpts – wrote:
Although my colleague Susan Waitt advised me to bring a spoon along to the meeting [with Uri Geller] I felt at the time that that would be rather passé. After all, a lot of spoons have been bent psychically over the years, and the spoon-bending has passed as a cliché into the background culture (vide the scene in The Matrix where Neo is told "There is no spoon" by the spoon-bending protegé). So I expected that Uri would be bored sick of bending spoons, and would not wish to bend any more. I was surprised when Uri volunteered to bend one. I had never seen one being bent close-up before. In fact probably the last time I saw the phenomenon was on television in the 1970s…
Lloyd really seems surprised that Geller, the one-trick pony, offered to bend a spoon! I'd have been astonished if he hadn't bent one. That's his basic act; he has little else to offer. Lloyd continued, wondering about where the "foundation of a science of psi phenomena" could be found:
…even [Jack Sarfatti's] theory addresses only one part of the problem. If I may use an analogy from computer science, there must be are at [sic] least two layers involved in psi. A "physical layer" that actually enables a signal to get from the conscious mind of the agent to the target (or vice versa), and an "application layer" that defines the semantics of that signal. In the demonstration that we all saw in Uri's house, (a) a signal of some sort was passed from Uri's mind to the spoon – that is the work of the "physical layer"; and (b) the spoon interpreted that signal by bending at a uniform rate to an angle of 90 degrees – that is the work of the "application layer."
Note, please, "the spoon interpreted that signal by bending…" These folks have been watching far too many special-effects movies. Now they have spoons possessing a thinking process and free will. However, if you actually believe that diabolical forces in Hollywood created The Matrix either to inform or to confound – choose one – then spoons can also dance and write poetry. Just what are these folks smoking? Mr. Lloyd continued:
An analogy can be made with the internet. From the user's point of view, it is [sic] works automagically: you type in an email, hit "SEND," and the message appears on the computer screen of the recipient. But, behind the scenes, there is a physical layer of cables, and perhaps wireless connections, maybe satellite hops, which gets the email from A to B. At the top, there is an "application layer," which is the email client that displays and stores the email. (In the internet, there are also five other layers: data link, network, transport, session, and presentation. Whether those intermediate layers have any analogues in psi processes, I don't know yet.)…
Well, Jack as a physicist is interested primarily in the physical layer of psi. But, as a software developer, I am intrigued by what I am calling the "application layer" of psi.
In other words, even when the signal gets from Uri's mind to the spoon (via Jack's signal non-locality, or whatever), how the heck does the spoon know what to do with the signal?
Mr. Lloyd, though I admit I'm substantially ignorant of how the Internet works, I have never – even for a fleeting moment! – had to entertain an idea that it had anything to do with magic. Yes, Sir Arthur C. Clarke once said – and with wisdom – "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." However, that implies that the observer is unable to accept and/or admit that he simply does not understand the technology, that he's ignorant of facts, or systems, or tools, that could bring about the results he observes. An assumption that the unidentified technology actually is magic, does not necessarily follow.
We must ask whether anyone in the group that met for Mr. Geller's "demonstration" had any expertise in conjuring techniques? No, I'm not asking if they know how to perform any cool card tricks, I'm asking if they have a good knowledge of the physical and psychological means whereby conjurors – I prefer the term over "magicians" – are able to apply their "sufficiently advanced technology." I would ask them to sit with me through a performance of Penn & Teller, and make notes, then explain to me how those apparent wonders were accomplished. In fact, I now ask them to tell me – without scurrying about to their local magic shops to discover the secret – how Jacob Spinney performs as shown on this video www.randi.org/images/081304-ForkBend.mpg. I invite them to offer me their considered – scientific – opinions.
These people have presumed either that (1) it is not possible for them to be fooled by an accomplished conjuror, or that (2) Uri Geller, during their meeting, did not fool them with conjuring tricks. Either or both presumptions may be true, but they have decided that at least one is not true. And that is a personal, uninformed decision, only, since they have no expertise in such matters. So, what they saw at Geller's demonstration was, to them, in their ignorance, "indistinguishable from magic."
And here, again, in Mr. Lloyd's last question in the excerpt above, is the assertion that spoons have consciousness and free will, and can act according to what they've been told…! To return to his spaced-out ruminations:
I was very interested by Uri's statement that (a) the spoon keeps on bending after he has initiated the action – which we all saw, (b) the spoon always bends to 90 degrees, (c) it seems to bend at always the same uniform angular rate – it doesn't oscillate, or twist. It is as if there is a preprogrammed "package" of action that is executed by the spoon, which is triggered by the signal from Uri's mind. As far as I could tell from Uri's comments, he has no control over the details of this process. He seemed to be as puzzled as anyone that it always bends to 90 degrees. This suggests that the specifications of the process are not contained in the message transmitted by Uri's conscious mind, but may be already pre-defined in the spoon…
These people actually accept and believe what Geller's told them! They don't question it in any way, even though it defies everything they know about the real world, and they state that they sympathize with his seeming puzzlement over these formidable powers. Can you imagine the peals of laughter that ring through the Geller household after these "marks" have left? It must be quite a show. But back to Mr. Lloyd, asking sillier questions than we might have imagined possible from a man who apparently can do simple arithmetic and tie his own shoes:
But why would a brute physical spoon possess the kind of intelligence necessary to know that it has to bend at a uniform rate to 90 degrees on receipt of the relevant signal? To have any chance of answering that question, I believe we need a different fundamental theory from the conventional one…
Yes, Peter, I agree that you do. That old conventional theory says that spoons are dumb metal objects that don't think for themselves, and that magicians can actually fool naïve scientists by simple sleight-of-hand. But you'd say that it's time to shuck this reality nonsense, join hands, and skip down the Yellow Brick Road, right? And pay no attention to that Man Behind the Curtain, please…
At this point in his strange discourse, Mr. Lloyd speculates that the world may be "essentially a virtual reality, rather like The Matrix." He compares it to the "Vedantic picture of the world that was advanced by Shankara in the 8th Century." This shows how current his concept of reality is. He continues:
We should in principle be able to reverse-engineer this simulation, and discover the architecture of the software that we are all immersed in. A plausible starting point would be an assumption that this global VR [virtual reality à la The Matrix] is an object-oriented system. Each material object that we see around us – each table, chair, or spoon – corresponds to a software "object." That is, an encapsulated structure of data and methods. Such "objects" communicate with each other by well-defined "messages." A message will nominate a particular "method," and the receiving object will contain the necessary semantic intelligence to know what to do in order to "execute" any given method that it receives. In the case of Uri's spoon, the spoon already knows how to bend through ninety degrees – it is a built-in method – and the simple signal from Uri's mind needs only to be a message to trigger that method.
Okay. Now we have "intelligent" tables, chairs, and spoons communicating with one another, folks. I'm getting woo-wooed out, at this point. We can only imagine what these people go through in their daily lives, always carefully avoiding notice of that Man Behind the Curtain…
This way of viewing psi also provides a framework for theorizing remote viewing. For example, when viewing a remote object, say a table in an adjacent room, you "see" an image as if you were seeing an optical image at the target location. But there is no optical lens at the target: so there is no optical image there to be remote-viewed. Nor is there a detector with the spectral characteristics of a human retina. So, something at the target location is able to construct an image as if there were an eye there. What is that "something"? Well, if the world around us is a virtual reality like The Matrix, then what we see as a table is really a software object running a physics simulation of a table. And that object will contain a predefined method for rendering an image of how the object would be seen by an observer from any particular angle.
Mr. Lloyd, your entire theory-spinning is predicated on the assumption that "remote viewing" actually takes place. Otherwise, you'd be sniffing fairy-dust, right? I suggest that you might want to do some "remote viewing" for the JREF and take away that million dollars we've been waving about for so many years now! Or, get anyone to do it, maybe Mr. Geller? Oh, it appears that I've disturbed the Man Behind the Curtain… Shhh!
Friends, I'll just leave you to read the last few hundred words of this scary Sarfatti farce, on your own. When you finish, wash your face and get back to the real world by hugging a baby or a puppy. It works, every time, and you and the huggees are still there when you're done. Lloyd and company will be frothing on about their Matrix world long after you've left their weird delusions far behind you…
I did briefly raise this question of the mechanisms of spoon-bending with Uri at our meeting, but basically his view was that of a "user" of psi rather than that of a scientist seeking to understand psi. He just forms the intention of the spoon bending, and somehow it happens. So, it appears that his conscious mind is not directly involved in the details of the underlying process.
I also asked him why he needs to rub the spoon, and why it worked better near the sculpture by Salvador Dali. My understanding of his answer is that the rubbing and the standing near the sculpture are basically a ritual that facilitates the psychological action of transmitting the message to the spoon.
One thing I discussed with Jack in Paris but forgot to ask Uri is about the procedure for acquiring telekinetic powers. There is an analogous problem in how a newborn baby learns how to use its body. The baby starts off as a brain locked inside a dark skull, communicating with the outside world only by means of incoming and outgoing nerve fibers. At first it has no idea what each nerve fiber does, so it has no control over its limbs. The baby waves its arms and legs around at random. Gradually, it discovers that certain nerve fibers are wired into the hand, and that a certain pattern of signals causes the hand to clench, another to open.
The same process must happen with telekinesis. The mind has to learn by feedback that sending out certain signals can cause a spoon to bend. An interesting question is how the mind initially gets to transmit telekinetic signals, and why it has such limited success at acquiring mastery of this technique.
Reader Rose Anne Mussar, of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, informs us that Econoco Inc., a company based in Prevost, Quebec, near Montreal, has been ordered to stop selling a bogus "fuel-saver" that falsely promises to cut car energy consumption. That's what we call, a move forward. However, this only happened after a federal agency spent thousands outfitting a fleet of vehicles with the device – at $750 a pop – and boasted it was contributing to a federal plan to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
The Econopro promoters marketed their scam as a gadget that when attached to a car, generated fuel savings of "at least 10 per cent," eliminating emissions and even improving engine performance. These very common claims, in themselves, should have alerted any agency to the fraudulent nature of such a device, particularly because there are literally hundreds of such devices being offered to the naïve, all over the world.
But Econoco's marketing promotion was enough to convince the Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions to outfit its fleet of vehicles with the device, despite the fact that there was no evidence whatsoever to support the claims. Obviously, authorities were desperately looking for ways to reduce gasoline emissions and potentially reduce fuel consumption, and they chose to accept Econoco's wild assertions. What makes this all the more embarrassing to the Canada Economic Development agency, is that in a 2004 Environment Canada newsletter it had been lauded for helping to reduce fuel consumption by investing in this bogus device! Even worse, agency employees are still using eight cars with the "fuel-saver" installed! What will it take to get these guys smart?
A majority of the 1,900 Econopro devices sold in Canada, were sold in Quebec. Econoco now must take out newspaper ads to inform their consumers that the product is a sham, and pay a $15,000 penalty. Wow! That's punishment, I'm sure you'll agree! Let's see: we'll sell a few million dollars worth of these gimmicks, then we'll agree to go out of business, and we'll pay about ½ of a percent fine, and then retire. Sounds fair to me!
Reader Jeff Salzmann of Lancaster, New York, tells us:
Maybe I've got it wrong. Maybe I shouldn't have studied hard sciences and entirely too much math. Maybe I should have taken up curing pets over the phone, or, later, the Internet. This thread got me wondering... See http://tinyurl.com/nrn8e
On Friday we took our dog Sushi to a holistic vet about 30 miles from us. He has a liver problem [the dog, not the vet!] and has been started on potassium bromide for epilepsy. My mother came along for the ride, and let me tell you we went for a ride. I was thinking this was going to be a visit about alternative medicine and nutrition. NOPE! Not the case at all. The vet first did a muscle test, which I've seen before and was not all that put off and talked about the depletion of vitamins in our food. This was the reason behind the dog's sickness. At the end he came up with all the organs that had viruses, and which nutrients the dog needed to get well again.
We had three choices on how we wanted to administer these vitamins:
1) Capsule form.
2) Send Sushi an email and he listens to it for 30 minutes. He receives his care through the Internet. Not kidding.
3) They pull ten hairs from the dog, take a snapshot, and transmit it through the Internet to whereever Sushi is. YEP!
My partner freaked and left with the dog. My mother and I stayed as I debated with him on how this works. Where is the logic? He compared this to color TV. So looking at the website of this (cough) vet...there are various oddities excerpted here:
NOTE: Even if you live far away from Woodland, CA, we can probably still help your animal with telephone testing techniques we have developed over the years. If this might be of interest to you and you want to learn more about telephone testing, just click on the telephone (which is linked below): www.yolodirect.com/ccv/page15.html
Yes, we know it sounds strange. Nevertheless, we have been successfully performing telephone analysis for nutritional needs, and determining and eliminating "allergies" for several years – over the telephone!
The lesson we learned was that the CRA [Contact Reflex Analysis] testing depends on a kind of energy which seems to be conducted by metal. A friend of ours with lots of letters after his name (Ph.D. in physiology and M.S. in nutrition), after lots of coaxing, finally convinced us that we should try to test him by telephone. "It should work," he said! Our friend was right. Since that time we have been testing patients at great distance from our Woodland, California, home and office. While most are right here in California, we now have clients in Canada, all over the United States, in Europe and as far away as Israel. We can save clients and their animals the trouble of driving to us. Does this sound strange to you? We hope so!! (Otherwise we might have to doubt your rational ability.) It certainly is not anything we ever thought we would be doing. [By this, I assume they mean scamming clients] Be that as it may, what we started out doing to benefit our clients who live twenty miles away from us has brought us new clients living thousands of miles away!
On the day of the appointment, have your small animal inside an all metal cage (or in a plastic crate with aluminum foil on the floor and running out the front under the door). After providing your credit card information, we begin the exam. You will place the telephone on the metal cage or the aluminum foil in front of the crate, and we do the rest.
Portable (wireless) Telephones may be attached directly to halters of horses, etc.
Thanks for the fantastic website and the commentaries. Keep up the great work!
You may have become aware of a panic among catastrophe-fans that's based on what they call the "2012 cycle change." You see, since the current Mayan calendar cycle covers the period 3113 BC to 2012 AD, the calamatists have decided that in that year, a "total collapse of time" will occur, and our species will enter "post history." (Folks, I just report these matters; I don't explain them.)
An author named Patrick Geryl gets down to specifics of what will happen in 2012:
Immense earthquakes and kilometers-high tidal waves will torment the surface of the earth. At the same time a pole shift will occur. In just a couple of hours the earth's crust will shift thousands of kilometers. In this short period the United States and Europe will be completely destroyed.
Billions of casualties will occur worldwide; only a few human beings will have a chance to survive. These are the horrible facts. But how do you survive this "Armageddon", this ultimate "End of Times" scenario?
Need I add that Patrick tells his readers just what to do? Can you say, "Noah"? Hey, it worked before, didn't it? I read it in another book…
Since these nut-cases also claim that "all of the predictions" of the Mayan calendar have been accurate – whatever that refers to – and that planet Earth will "come into synchronization with the Universe by 2012 AD," we're not at all surprised to see that Amazon.com (how appropriate!) shows more than 100 books on the subject, with titles like "Doomsday 2012" and "2012: You Have a Choice!" All over this doomed Earth, "spirituality conferences" are convening. In New Mexico, as we'd expect, the nutters will gather for a "2012 Ascension Symposium" which promises to "offer humanity global reassurance and change the consciousness of the world." Woo-woo author Geoff Stray is giving a series of lectures on 2012 throughout 2006 and 2007, including one at a UFO Conference in Nevada in February, and a "Healing Conference" in Jericho, West Bank, Israel, in May. We assume that Geoff will hurry to spend his lecture money, which will be of no use after a few years.
Now, it's true that we're facing an unusual astronomical alignment, one so rare that it occurs only once every 870 years. That's when the Sun will make its annual crossing of the galactic equator on the same day as the Winter Solstice, and these folks are in a frenzy over this fact. Duh. Though there are literally thousands of other equally rare astronomical events occurring, regularly, one Belgian "researcher" says that this occurrence will trigger
…a reversal in the magnetic fields of the Sun, causing it to get 10 or 20 times hotter, which will reverse the Earth's rotation on its axis and flood its inhabitants.
Friends, I'm really not expecting this newest calamity to occur, just as I've been quite relaxed as each of the hundreds of other promised disasters has been offered by doom-sayers. I'm far more concerned about the upcoming USA elections than I am about the ideas of the long-dead Mayans – even though their mathematical and astronomical accomplishments command our attention and admiration.
No question about it. "Spiritual healing" is by far the most widely-practiced "alternative remedy." The evidence for its efficacy is just not there, however.
Really? But professor Harald Walach, a psychologist from the University of Northampton, UK, now says:
We should take this phenomenon [spiritual healing] seriously even if we don't understand it. To ignore it would be unscientific. Our work shows that there is a significant effect.
So Walach believes he can show that prayer and spiritual healing are not just quackery, after all. He claims that real scientists and real doctors have simply assumed that these notions don't work. No, professor, they observed that they don't work; there was no assumption at all. Extensive tests of prayer to determine if it affects illness, have failed grandly.
Professor Peter Fenwick, a consultant neuro-psychiatrist at King's College London, chimed in and offered four possibilities he could see for reportedly positive results of prayer working:
1. Fraud is taking place.
2. The researchers are wrong.
3. Reports disproving healing remain unpublished.
4. The effect is real.
Fenwick proclaimed the first three scenarios to be "unlikely." I disagree. Taken in order:
1. "Fraud is taking place." Fraud not only is highly likely, it has been shown to be present in some of the most widely lauded and publicized cases. Why would it be present? Because there is a very strong motive for experimenters to obtain positive results. Academics thrive on publication and the kind of high profile they thus achieve. Only positive results will get prominently published; news editors jump on any woo-woo reports, especially if there are academics behind them.
2. "The researchers are wrong." Fenwick, in his observations, shows his bias. He refers to these people as, "large numbers of able and gifted researchers," thus insulating them from criticism and/or censure. Consider the fuss that researchers Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff raised over a magician who they accepted as real, back in the '70s. These were certainly "able and gifted," but they got out of their depth – and their field of expertise – when confronted with the psychological manipulation and charm of a professional performer. Now, they no longer advertise their former declarations. Scientists can, and do, make mistakes; they're human beings just like other folks.
3. "Reports disproving healing remain unpublished." Media editors and publishers, confronted with reports of negative results of experiments generally expected to have been positive, tend to relegate those reports to limbo. Their consumers/readers want positive reports, not failures. And, you have to consider the plight of the researchers who come up with negative results; their easiest route by far is to simply file away the results. The funding specter is also ever-present, in that funding for further possibly negative results is not easily come by.
4. "The effect is real." Here's where the JREF comes in. If this is indeed true, then of course Walach and/or Fenwick need merely apply for the JREF prize, and we'll get the ball rolling. The rub here is that Walach came to his decision by the increasingly-popular technique of examining all available data and drawng a conclusion from that. Sorry, that doesn't work. As I've said many times before, a great deal of questionable data doesn't prove anything; one good set of data obtained by an adequate experiment, subsequently replicated independently, can prove the case.
We await that experiment...
Reader Catherine Neelon of Allentown, Pennsylvania, is back. You saw an item here from Catherine last week. At http://www.randi.org/jr/2006-04/041406schwartz.html#i9, we discussed a very weird – even for these pages – chiropractor named James Burda, who claimed he possessed the power to heal clients via techniques he dubbed "Bahlaqeem Vina" and "Bahlaqeem Jaqem," terms he invented to describe his "ability to go back in time to the date of an injury and realign bones and joints using telekinetic vibration." Sure.
Well, says Ms. Neelon, it appears that the real world has caught up with Burda:
I wanted to draw your attention to a fairly recent news story that I thought might be of interest. As woo-woo as chiropractic medicine seems to be, apparently this guy was too woo-woo even for his fellow practitioners! Read it at http://tinyurl.com/yahkc4.
Burda was accused of medical malpractice for charging his patients $60 an hour to heal their pain "telepathically," and had to forfeit his license to practice. Why it took 15 years to investigate his racket, was not explained. The Ohio State Chiropractic Board found him to be "a long-distance quack," and said that a psychological exam determined that he was mentally ill and suffered from "delusional disorder, grandiose type." It takes a chiropractor to discover this?
Burda's website even included a "testimonial" from a 10-year-old basset hound. I rest my case.
There are two major points about which the TAM conferences can be very proud. First, we attract quite a number of young people. Most skeptical organizations – and there are many around the world – hold conferences that have been described in the press, and certainly by the opponents of a skeptical attitude, as "a collection of old men." We have to admit that that's essentially true, unfortunately. But the TAM get-togethers have shown that young folks appreciate and benefit from meeting the people that we are able to present to them every year, and that's very encouraging. Second, even a glance at a TAM audience will show a far larger proportion of females than have in the past been expected at such meetings. That, too, is encouraging.
A refreshing and welcome letter has been received from a reader identified only as, Geetha. She is an Indian woman who reads our commentary regularly, and here are her observations:
I am from India. I chanced upon your website recently and find it to be extremely interesting. Happy to have found a like-minded community. I have been a skeptic for years but generally keep my ideas to myself except in front of a close circle of friends so as not to shock or offend people (radical views from a woman are considered even more shocking). However Richard Dawkins has inspired me to have the courage to give offence when called for (www.randi.org/jr/040805how.html#8). Here in India superstitions abound and there exist multitudes of god men (so-called) to cash in on the innocents who enjoy wallowing in their stupidity. Most of them when confronted with questions take the stance that "fate" explains everything – a sort of defense mechanism, I suppose.
People don't realize the sense of freedom one feels when one is not bound by superstitions and when one realizes that being simple, good and honest has nothing to do with being religious. Very often I have heard people refer to someone has a very good person just because he is "god fearing" and is seen to visit temples regularly. I am now busy going through your Commentary archives and am surprised by the amount of cheating going on all around the world.
I am doing my best to popularize your site among my friends. I am planning to make a list of superstitions followed in India and also to write to you about Nadi josiyam – that claims there are ancient palm leaf scripts about every individual in the world which can be accessed based on one's thumb impression. How gullible people can be; it amazes me! Please consider using that in your commentary so that many people are made aware of it.
A quote from your October 6, 2006, Commentary:
It's not very often that solutions to such seemingly strange phenomena present themselves so easily. Perhaps I'm just lucky in that respect.
I am surprised. In what context do you use the word "lucky"? You mean, mere chance, I hope. But the word luck has many doubtful connotations, so that I feel we could avoid using that word and I prefer the much simpler "chance." What do you think?
Greetings and best wishes from your new Indian supporter. Keep up your good work. Of course, there is much to be done. Would be glad to be of help in some way.
I'm reminded of the poem by Robert Frost:
The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep
And miles to go before I sleep
And miles to go before I sleep.
I of course responded to Geetha, after assuring her that I'd used the word "lucky" sardonically:
To answer your three questions:
1. Are there any characteristics common to scientists that make them susceptible to trickery?
Yes. They think logically, from a cause-and-effect paradigm. A trickster supplies all the misdirection, the elements expected by logical inference, the necessary aspects that identify a situation as normal – then he uses a different approach, a set of actions, a scenario that leads the dupe to accept that the expected situation is being fulfilled – but it's not. The scientist's conclusion is that nature – which he/she knows does not change the rules to deceive – has been abrogated in some way. In other words, it's magic.
The conjuror or con man is a very good provider of information. He supplies lots of data, by inference or direct statement, but it's false data. Scientists aren't used to that scenario. An electron or a galaxy is not capricious, nor deceptive; but a human can be either or both.
2. To a magician, do scientists seem easier to fool, or less easy to fool, than other people?
Far easier, because they think as scientists – see above – and because they assume that someone not thinking logically, cannot deceive them because he's not their intellectual equal. They think they're smarter than the con man, not recognizing that such deception is the strength of the con man, his only profession.
An example: On a lecture visit to Fermi Labs outside Chicago some years ago, I developed a minor toothache. Though I was surrounded by PhDs and Nobel laureates in physics, I didn't ask any of them to treat me in that respect, nor to offer suggestions. It wasn't their subject of expertise. When I returned home I promptly visited my dentist; she fixed the problem right away. But I did not ask her anything about quantum physics or photons…
3. If one were seeking to fool scientists, how would one go about it? How can scientists guard against being tricked?
Just operate regularly, but give them opportunities to butt in. When doing a bending-spoon trick, for example, state that the ordinary spoon is an ordinary spoon; they will tend to doubt that, and will either examine it carefully, or substitute another spoon, when that fact – that it really is an "ordinary spoon" – may be of no import at all. They will relax, confident that they have done what they can – as scientists – to insure the security of the demonstration. Then, when the spoon is subsequently shown to be bent, they will conclude that "magic" was the only modus.
Sir Arthur Clarke once said, [as I quoted him, above in this week's lead article] "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." However, that implies that the observer is unable to accept and/or admit that he simply does not understand the technology, that he's ignorant of facts, or systems, or tools, that could bring about the results he observes. A scientist does not have a good knowledge of the physical and psychological means whereby magicians – I prefer the term "conjurors" – are able to apply their "sufficiently advanced technology." They presume either that (1) it is not possible for them to be fooled by an accomplished conjuror, or that (2) any given conjuror, during a demonstration, did not fool them with conjuring tricks. Either or both presumptions may be true, but they decide that at least one is not true. And that is a decision, only, since they have no expertise in such matters. What they see at a conjuror's demonstration is, to them, in their ignorance, "indistinguishable from magic."
To be better armed, they should call in a qualified conjuror as an advisor.
Please excuse my use of the Clarke quotation twice in one commentary. I refer to it frequently.
Last week, we had an item about Limbo being cancelled. See www.randi.org/jr/2006-10/100613who.html#i3. It seems I need guidance in these matters. From something called the Baltimore Catechism, reader Judy Wyatt has summed up pertinent rules that sound – to me – like Dungeons & Dragons directions…
The souls of the "just" who were waiting in Limbo for the redemption of Christ, ascended when he did.
Ah, then my picture of so many ancient pre-1 A.D. loose souls piled up, was wrong. That's a relief. Returning to the Catechism:
Baptism is necessary to salvation, because without it a soul cannot enter into the kingdom of Heaven. Persons, such as infants, who have not committed actual sin and who, through no fault of theirs, die without baptism, cannot enter Heaven; but it is the common belief they will go to some place similar to Limbo, where they will be free from suffering, though deprived of the happiness of heaven.
Wait a moment. There's a way! For a fee, you can purchase an "Indulgence" on behalf of the kid – I mean, on behalf of its shade – and then it gets in. Hey, there's always a way, when a checkbook's available! Ms. Wyatt comments:
I don't think you need to concern yourself about the poor souls being evicted from Purgatory. It gets much more ink coverage in the Baltimore Catechism, and it is apparent from the reading that the Church is much more sure of Purgatory's existence than they are of Limbo's.
Well, that's not saying much… But since the living can pay for one of those "Indulgences" – to ease the burdens of Purgatory, that place is a money-maker: Limbo isn't. It's wiser to plump up Purgatory… Back to the Catechism:
Purgatory is the state in which those suffer – for a time – who die guilty of venial [pardonable] sins, or without having satisfied for the punishment due to their sins. This state is called Purgatory because in it the souls are purged or purified from all their stains; and it is not, therefore, a permanent or lasting state for the soul.
Whew! What a relief! Had me concerned for a moment there…
The faithful on earth can help the souls in Purgatory by their prayers, fasts, alms, deeds; by indulgences, and by having Masses said for them.
I see. You get a price list, and if Indulgence is a bit steep, you look at the going scale of Alms, until you find something within your budget. Sounds practical.
Though God loves the souls in Purgatory, He punishes them because His holiness requires that nothing defiled may enter heaven and His justice requires that everyone be punished or rewarded according to what he deserves.
Okay. Limited love, right? Rules are rules, and after all, this is an angry, jealous, vengeful, capricious, deity, isn't it? I get the picture. And I reject it, angels, demons, ghosts, banshees, Heaven and Hell, sin, harps, and miracles.
As correspondent Wyatt wrote:
I can only read short bits of the Baltimore Catechism, because it gives me the willies.
Willies? Now, that's a different matter altogether. In the ballet, when Giselle dies she joins the Willies, dead women who were betrayed by the one they loved. But that's a different book, I believe…
Reader Will Bratby of Kettering, England, writes, on the same subject:
I've been an avid and regular reader of your newsletter, and a poster on your web forum, for years now, and I can tell you with as much certainty as a sceptic can muster, that despite the terrible feeling many of us share that we are in fact still living in the Dark Ages, the world would be a very different place – for the worse, of course – without you and your efforts.
I just wanted to comment on your piece in this week's SWIFT regarding Pope Benny's recent demolition of Limbo, in which you opine, "And just where's Purgatory in this new map of Never-Never-Land? That's another massive waiting-room whose inhabitants might just be dumped out if Gregory gets busy on developing the neighbourhood!"
The absurdity of the notion of Limbo, Purgatory, Heaven, Hell or any of the other "castles in the sky" of RC doctrine aside, I'm fairly certain I can assure you that Benny will delete Heaven from the Celestial Blueprints before he rids his flock of the idea of Purgatory; for if the Catholics admitted there was no Purgatory after all, how to explain all the Indulgences which were sold between the 12th and 16th centuries, and the money thereby generated both personally by Catholic clergy and by the Church as a whole, with the promise of removing one's self or one's loved ones from Purgatory early?
Chaucer, in one of his Canterbury Tales, has a Pardoner (seller of Indulgences) tell us of his profession:
(Randi comments: this is my own compression and re-stating of the Chaucer extract, a somewhat clearer rendering of the Middle English language, I believe…)
…whoever discovers himself guilty will come and make an offering in God's name, and I absolve him by the authority granted me by edict.
By this trick I have earned annually a hundred marks, since I was a Pardoner. I stand like a clerk in my pulpit, and when the ignorant people are seated, I preach as you have heard before, and tell them a hundred lies more.
Then I stretch forth my neck, and east and west the people I beseech, as does a dove sitting on a barn. My hands and my tongue go so briskly, that it is a joy to see my business. All my preaching is about avarice and such wickedness, to make them free to give their pennies, especially to me. For my intent is only to win, and not for correction of sin.
'Twas ever thus.
So my prediction concerning this particular "theological hypothesis" is that Purgatory stays, because, well, as Mr. Bratby points out, we wouldn't want the Catholic Church to have to pay any money to the poor in recompense for these Medieval sales under false pretences now, would we?
In light of the present appalling war going on in Iraq, I couldn't resist dropping in this quotation:
"Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities." – Voltaire.
To those of you concerned about the JREF's Linda, be reassured. We hauled her off to the hospital when she collapsed in the office, and real doctors there pronounced that appendicitis had felled her. She's now back home less an appendix. Yes, if it's not one thing, it's another – and I'm sure that Sylvia Browne saw this coming, of course. Dear Linda is recovering, and will be back in the saddle very soon. No magnets, homeopathy, vibrations…
You'll have to wait another week for the challenge update...we're waiting for someone to review the materials.Next week, friend Scot Morris will strain your brains, and we'll hear about the Toftness Box! I'll bet you can't wait!


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Carriage Services Inc., the nation's fourth largest publicly traded funeral business, has purchased the longstanding Heritage Funeral Homes and Cremation Services in Chattanooga and Northwest Georgia, an official said today.
Houston-based Carriage has bought both of Heritage's locations, in East Brainerd and Fort Oglethorpe, said Curtis Ottinger of Heritage.
He said the staff will remain. Heritage owner and President Russell Friberg will serve the business on a consulting basis in the future, Ottinger said.
Ottinger said he'll remain with Heritage as managing partner of the East Brainerd site. Friberg's son, Ben, will manage the Fort Oglethorpe location, said Ottinger.
The sales price wasn't announced.
Heritage was started 20 years ago by Friberg and Ross Lane. Carriage Services operates 163 funeral homes in 26 states and 32 cemeteries in 10 states throughout the U.S.
See more in Wednesday's Times Free Press.
Mike Pare, the deputy Business editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press, has worked at the paper for 27 years. In addition to editing, Mike also writes Business stories and covers Volkswagen, economic development and manufacturing in Chattanooga and the surrounding area. In the past he also has covered higher education. Mike, a native of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., received a bachelor's degree in communications from Florida Atlantic University. he worked at the Rome News-Tribune before ...


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With the Frankfurt Messe set to open its doors just days from now, most of the news we have coming in – particularly about imminent vehicle debuts – revolves around the Frankfurt Motor Show. But that's not where Chevy is preparing to unveil its latest.
While we'll be returning from Germany this Thursday, Chevrolet will be presenting the new Tahoe and its big brother the Suburban in New York City. Nothing else was disclosed apart from the announcement itself and the nameplate image above released on Facebook, but New York strikes us as a decidedly urban environment to present a vehicle that takes its name from the burbs and a lake at the other end of the continental United States.
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|Nebraska gives Callahan a new, 5-year contract
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It will run through Jan. 31, 2012. Callahan's old contract was to run through 2008.
Callahan is 23-15 in four seasons with the Cornhuskers, winning the Big 12 North championship last year.
``In terms of what he's done for the program, he has certainly met or exceeded my expectations at this juncture,'' athletic director Steve Pederson said Tuesday.
The 51-year-old Callahan signed a six-year contract paying him $1.5 million a season when he was hired in January 2004.
Under the new contract, Callahan can earn $425,000 in bonuses annually for winning division, conference and national championships, Pederson said Tuesday.
``I have said on numerous occasions that we want coach Callahan to be the coach at Nebraska for a long time,'' Pederson said. ``This commitment to Bill and his staff is a result of our belief that all the right ingredients are in place for long-term success. Bill has assembled a top-notch staff, and they are recruiting outstanding young men. He also has set a very high standard for discipline, integrity and work ethic that makes us proud as Nebraskans.''
Terms were reached last week and Callahan signed the contract Tuesday.
M's Dennis Franchione ($2.01 million).
Callahan said he doesn't worry about where his compensation ranks.
``I never got into coaching for all these things,'' he said. ``I coach because I enjoy coaching. I've never looked at coaching as about money, about the next job. I always did the best job I could in the situation I was in, and things always worked out better for myself and my family.''
Callahan thanked Pederson and UNL Chancellor Harvey Perlman for the new deal.
``It reflects greatly on our football staff,'' Callahan said. ``I wanted to be here, and I am committed to being at Nebraska.''
Perlman said he's as comfortable with Callahan today as he was the day Callahan was hired.
``We've always said it's not exclusively a question of wins and losses, but the trend is moving in the right direction,'' Perlman said.
Perlman said the new contract should help give prospective recruits peace of mind about Callahan's future.
``That is a factor that plays into how you deal with a head coach, but we didn't do it to just protect recruiting,'' Perlman said. ``We did it because we have confidence in Bill and the direction of the program.''
Callahan coached the Oakland Raiders to the Super Bowl after the 2002 season. He was fired by the Raiders in 2003 and was hired by Pederson to replace Frank Solich.
The Huskers are 1-0 this year after beating Nevada 52-10 on Saturday.


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Darren Young received quite a bit of media attention in 2013 when he revealed that he was gay, marking the first time a WWE star has done that. He even made an appearance on Ellen to discuss the situation. By doing that, he has been nominated for a GLAAD award.
While WWE has opted against honoring her career, Alundra Blayze has cemented her place in professional wrestling history. Also known as Madusa Miceli during her career, she became the first woman to be ever win the PWI Rookie of the Year award.
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Brie Bella and Nikki Bella were chosen by WWE to represent the company at the Critics Choice Awards for movies, and a picture of the two WWE diva on the red carpet was uploaded to Twitter.
Sarah Stock, formerly known as Sarita in TNA, was recently named the best foreign perormer in Mexico by Boxy Lucha. She often works as Dark Angel while working in that country.
While his cohorts were in Las Vegas unveiling the new WWE Network, David Otunga represented the company in Los Angeles at the People's Choice Awards, where the movie "The Call", starring Halle Berry, was nominated for Best Thriller, which was won by Now You See Me.
Shawn Michaels will be returning to Monday Night Raw this week, where the WWE legend is scheduled to present the Superstar of the Year award to someone.
John Cena, Randy Orton, CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, Big Show and Brock Lesnar have all been announced as nominees for Superstar of the Year. The Slammy Awards are taking place on Monday Night Raw this week.
Eve Torres has signed on to return to WWE next week on Monday Night Raw to present the winner of the Diva of the Year award.
WWE has announced the nominees for the Diva of the Year award, and the list includes AJ Lee, Bella Twins, Funkadactyls, Natalya Neidhart, Kaitlyn and Eva Marie.
WWE has appointed the Shield as their rookies of the year. Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns beat out the Wyatt Family, Fandango, Curtis Axel and Big E Langston.
Stephanie McMahon was honored by CableFax again this week. She attended the breakfast event with her mother, Linda McMahon, and also gave a speech to accept her award.
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"Hey, I just got a fifth of STD. We're 'bout to get our drink on tonight."
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noun- a girl who is a walking sexual disease with legs. if she even looks at you she will infect you because she's been EVERYWHERE and seen EVERYONE'S pants. so keep your zipper zipped!
guy: dude that's a total STD over there
other guy: yeah she was with Zac last night AND david an hour later.
guy: i think we might catch the aids virus if we don't skat.
other guy: yeah she was with Zac last night AND david an hour later.
guy: i think we might catch the aids virus if we don't skat.
por halfxxdoomed 22 de Dezembro de 2008
stands for super torqued dick. Usually contracted by people named Mike.
Mike has an STD, kelsey should shower with him.
por Blake O'Toole 29 de Outubro de 2013
One of Jersey Shore's new terms from Season 4. Means"Stop the Drama."
Pauly: I wish they would shut-up and STD.
por procrastinator_2010 21 de Setembro de 2011
Sketchely Transmitted Download defines a file transmitted from one computer to another through illegal downloading without proper use of protection that could result in computer viruses and/or other harmful infections
Torrent is a probable place to catch an STD, you just don't know where that file has been.
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I'm getting increasingly lazy and could do with a report that outputs some timetable data from SIMS so that my MediaCats can parse it and disply some info.
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Autopsy set for decomposed body found along NKY interstate
Updated On: Aug 27 2013 11:30:45 PM EDT
Deputies are investigating a decomposed body found along Interstate 75 in Kenton County.
The sheriff's office said the body was found Tuesday morning by a maintenance crew working along the southbound lanes near the truck scales between the Walton and Crittenden exits.
Investigators weren't able to determine the person's race, sex or age.
Authorities said they hadn't found any other evidence around the remains.
After the autopsy, investigators will work with other agencies to match evidence to missing person cases.
Autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday.
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