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Originally posted by Karu Jyrai
I can expect a lot of people who read this are like "Why study it? it does exist and we don't care if you believe us."
please tell me what this shielding is(every tool helps)
And Yarcofin, what do you have against psions?
A word commonly used by DBZ fans, and too imaginary kids. However, it is also used a lot among D&D players. Another group of people is are the ki-[censored].
The difference between the DBZ-fans and the D&D-players, and ki-[censored] is that the ki-[censored] take psychic combat seriously.
Source: http//www.urbandictionary.com
Originally posted by Yarcofin
All the discussion of "shielding" and "psi balls". A psion is typically (not all are, but most that I have seen fit this description), just a DBZ fan who thinks it's cool to act like the characters in the show. They didn't get turned onto investigating psychic phenomenon by reading or hearing about it, but inspired by an inaccurate and over-exaggerated anime show. They typically have poor grammar/spelling and act/talk in illogical ways that take away credibility from serious paranormal researchers (in my opinion)...
Originally posted by Yarcofin
I feel that it would work best if each person concentrates on a single ability, at least for a week. That way they focus on building a single skill, rather than doing a mediocre job on multiple abilities.
Whether we should all do the same thing or not, I'm not sure. I think that each person should probably choose what they feel they have the most potential ability for.
I'm a little bit unclear on what exactly we are looking for though. Do you want to only research psychic abilities like TK, or do you want to include other "less tangible' things like ESP?
Our procedure should be scientifically documented using the proper procedure, ie something like:introduction, hypothesis, materials used, step-by-step procedures, and conclusions, etc.