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someone suffering from prolonged anger will benefit from it. also my theor of it being able to heal atoms could be tested somewhere with radation in soil but the soil would have to be ungrounded also. save your witches
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: deadeyedick
that is an untested opinion you are making.
No, it is a fact.
The only thing that makes "holy water" holy is a priest waving his hands over it and saying magic words. Before that, it comes out of the tap.
Dang. I'm all out of bad witches.
i have already told you how to test what i say.
Before that, it comes out of the tap.
originally posted by: DexterRiley
a reply to: Phage
Before that, it comes out of the tap.
Not necessarily. You can get it by mail order.
Dex
also my theor of it being able to heal atoms could be tested somewhere with radation in soil but the soil would have to be ungrounded also.
all that is outta my field of knowledge. the simple thought is contaminated ground in a bowl then put ungrounded rain on it and it will be clean.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: deadeyedick
also my theor of it being able to heal atoms could be tested somewhere with radation in soil but the soil would have to be ungrounded also.
Heal atoms? You mean, like add a proton or neutron to them? Turn them into another element or isotope? Nuclear fusion/fission from "ungrounded" water? Cool!
the simple thought is contaminated ground in a bowl then put ungrounded rain on it and it will be clean.
originally posted by: deadeyedick
all that is outta my field of knowledge. the simple thought is contaminated ground in a bowl then put ungrounded rain on it and it will be clean.
hough and you will find i tried to say that in the op and stated i have no gieger counter or contaminated soil.
originally posted by: AgentShillington
originally posted by: deadeyedick
all that is outta my field of knowledge. the simple thought is contaminated ground in a bowl then put ungrounded rain on it and it will be clean.
Oh. Finally, a concrete claim.
You are wrong.
This isn't my opinion, this is scientifically repeatable information.
Putting contaminated ground into a bowl with ungrounded rain will NOT make the material in the bowl clean.
no no no
originally posted by: eisegesis
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: eisegesis
They didn't test for magic.
I'm sure that would have been off the scale.
Magic is an illusion, ungrounded water is a delusion.
originally posted by: deadeyedick
no no no
even in scientific understanting you are wrong on that one
It is quiet funny to have scientist debating holy water. to watch them put off such a theory that is very easily testable shows minds closed.
originally posted by: DexterRiley
a reply to: deadeyedick
I admire the fact that you are hanging in there despite all of the negative feedback from the ATS resident scientists. This is a tough bunch.
Does this ungrounded property apply to all types of precipitation? Are there other environmental factors that may alter the outcome?
Dex
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: AgentShillington
your answer is above you again and i added a bit to the other reply you may want to poke fun at
originally posted by: deadeyedick
what do you think of the question of how much contaminated soil has ever been rained on while it was not connected to the ground?