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Originally posted by Sunlionspirit
reply to post by sirnex
look in Google !! for example :
www.generativescience.org...
www.enspirepress.com...
etc etc .. you are a big boy and you can search by yourself no ?
Originally posted by Sunlionspirit
reply to post by sirnex
I continue to discuss with you because it's stronger than myself ...
yes also the cows are part of the whole UNI-verse, did you think they were outside that UNI-verse ?
their milk is good for us and our children, their meat also .....
YOU are part of this UNI-verse, yes ? or no ?
every living being is part of the UNI-verse or the MULTI-verse ... ok ?
never heard of the ONEness of all this ?
so, part = part = relation = interaction = how much interaction ? = question we ask ! OK ?
Originally posted by sirnex
You'll call fallacies when it's convenient for you, but then argue from "common sense" (a totally meaningless phrase) in the next instant.
You argued from authority.
The fact remains that independent analysis did not observe any statistical anomalies at all. Again, argument from authority in conjunction with confirmation bias.
So now you're playing the robot whenever your arguments get shot down. Okay. You said our energy fields can't do work. Well work in physics is defined (one definition) as displacing mass. Electrons are mass. They are displaced. The EM energy fields around our body therefore do work. That is not a "deflection," that is what you would call a debunking of your claim.
Your deflection of my criticism against the OP's video is once again duly noted
Simply pretending that I'm talking about the inner workings of muscular contraction in hands and arms is rather infantile as no mention of those causation's has yet to be called into question by myself.
Again you make a statement with no proof. This is argument from ignorance. Do you have scientific papers to validate this claim?
Hold a compass. Does it still work? Please explain how the Em field emitted by the human organism can affect a planetary magnetic field but has no affect upon the workings of a compass.
So what do you do with all these "deflections" that you take due note of? Do you count them up and see what score you get at the end?
I'm just attempting to make you aware that my issue lays with the OP's video and not with muscular contractions of hands and arms as you keep pretending.
Yes, I purposefully ignored it, so I could explain what is in the quote of mine immediately above this text. Once again, go back to the original context. You're trying to say electricity doesn't really control the actions of our arms and legs? Put it this way: without electric flow, you arms and legs and etc. wouldn't move.
I never said electrochemical processes have no control in muscular contraction. Please quote that specific statement. I appreciate this bout of entertaining deflection and ill thought out arguments though.
What your doing is called quoting out of context, another logical fallacy, which you appear to be very fond of. My mention of the human organisms EM field not being strong enough to do work or exert force is clearly (in context) in reference to instances such as moving a paperclip or affecting the Earth's magnetic field. I do appreciate your entertaining straw man arguments though.
Yes, I have. I noted that your argument is an argument from ignorance. You just say it doesn't affect it, and that's it. You think because you won't accept any evidence for it, then that means you somehow have evidence to the contrary. Too bad it doesn't work that way. That's why they invented the phrase "argument from ignorance." You confuse being debunked with "deflecting." I'm going to assume that's some form of cognitive dissonance.
No evidence has thus been provided which indicates that human feelings can affect planetary magnetic fields.
Argument from ignorance, also known as argumentum ad ignorantiam or appeal to ignorance, is an informal logical fallacy. It asserts that a proposition is necessarily true because it has not been proven false (or vice versa).
Please levitate a paperclip or cause a compass needle to spin by placing your hand over them.
Of course I feel great, give me great pleasure in having the common sense to know that if the human EM field has no affect upon a lowly button compass then it will have no affect upon a larger planetary magnetic field.
Sure, but they can't predict how any one person will react to any given stimuli.
Point being?
I'm not even religious myself. Apparently me posting Einstein quotes is an "argument that he was a religious man." That speaks for itself.
Aww, you don't like the quotes I posted and you want me to go find your favorite one. Noooo.
I appreciate the entertaining four year old ramblings.
"It was, of course, a lie what you read about my religious convictions, a lie which is being systematically repeated. I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly. If something is in me which can be called religious then it is the unbounded admiration for the structure of the world so far as our science can reveal it."
"I am a deeply religious nonbeliever. This is a somewhat new kind of religion. I have never imputed to Nature a purpose or a goal, or anything that could be understood as anthropomorphic. What I see in Nature is a magnificent structure that we can comprehend only very imperfectly and that must fill a thinking person with a feeling of humility. This is a genuinely religious feeling that has nothing to do with mysticism. The idea of a personal God is quite alien to me and seems even naive."
There is that short term memory problem cropping up again. Einstein is not my hero. Please look back at my previous reply if your curious about my views on him.
Please quote a single direct insult.
The list of philosophical musings that mention the Judaic-Christian deity by non-religious persons is rather lengthy and pointless to argue about. I do appreciate the attempt to deviate from my initial criticism with yet another straw man tactic.
Einstein's quote reads almost as if he was summing up our entire discussion, rather than just the one point about us being "part of the whole, called by us Universe." Part of something. That is a relation. You can deny it all you want. It's sad, like you're denying your own family member or something, like a Westboro member denying their own daughter. You came from the universe yet want to claim that you have nothing to do with it.
Again, failure to grasp simple rhetoric in conjunction with confirmation bias.
You changed your terminology from connected to in relation.
The common definition of connected implies two things being joined together.
My mention of magnetic fields levitating frogs was to show that the human body does not possess the capacity to generate the required electromagnetic fields to manipulate a planetary magnetic field.
So what exactly is your argument with me this whole time?
Do you not subscribe to the idea that human feelings can affect planetary magnetic fields or do you not?
I'm having a hard time understanding what your personal beliefs are in regards to this with all these deviations
Originally posted by sirnex
Originally posted by Sunlionspirit
reply to post by sirnex
look in Google !! for example :
www.generativescience.org...
www.enspirepress.com...
etc etc .. you are a big boy and you can search by yourself no ?
When discussing the observer effect, it's discussing the instruments that directly observe particles.
Originally posted by LadySkadi
reply to post by Realtruth
This idea of energy fields and spiritual connectedness, reminds me of Dr. Masaru Emoto work with water and crystals.
Originally posted by LadySkadi
reply to post by sirnex
Can't debunk that which people connect to, spiritually.
Originally posted by sirnex
I personally don't feel like repeating over and over and over and over and over many more times, so I'll makes this short.
I have no issues with electrical activity causing motive force within the human body nor has this ever been an argument of mine.
Originally posted by sirnex
...it is also true that the electromagnetic field that barely penetrates outside the human body has no physical affect upon anything nor is controllable to any degree
My criticism is with the assertions put forth in the OP's video which state that human feelings have had an affect upon the planets magnetic field.
You can keep continuing with your straw man arguments if you wish, that's your choice, but you look like a complete idiot when you can't even simply address my criticism against the OP's video and instead have to moronically counter argue about god damned hands and arms. Yes, no I'm getting upset and now I'm insulting you directly retard.
Then you should have chosen your words more carefully before coming in and claiming EM fields could do not work, especially while simultaneously calling us all "infantile."
Yes and it is also true that the electromagnetic field that barely penetrates outside the human body has no physical affect upon anything nor is controllable to any degree to do any external work upon anything and certainly never anything non-magnetic in nature. It is also true that the human body can never ever ever generate the required energy to create and sustain an electromagnetic field powerful enough to affect a paperclip two feet away from it.
Let alone manipulate a planetary magnetic field.
Then you should have chosen your words more carefully before coming in and claiming EM fields could do not work
Originally posted by sirnex
Then you should have chosen your words more carefully before coming in and claiming EM fields could do not work, especially while simultaneously calling us all "infantile."
Learn to read.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by sirnex
...it is also true that the electromagnetic field that barely penetrates outside the human body has no physical affect upon anything nor is controllable to any degree
That was my very first mention of EM fields generated by the human body
Then you should have chosen your words more carefully before coming in and claiming EM fields could do not work
How clear is this phrase?
the electromagnetic field that barely penetrates outside the human body has no physical affect upon anything nor is controllable to any degree to do any external work upon anything
Please, enough with the idiotic, moronic, infantile, childish, out of context, ill thought out, deflective, straw man arguments.
You look like a complete idiot with your hands and arms argument that has no god damned bearing on my criticism to the OP's video.
Hopefully NOW I've made this flipping clear, I'm guessing not because YOU CAN'T READ SIMPLE ENGLISH!
Again EXTERNAL
Originally posted by sirnex
I appreciate your ability to quote out of context, it truly shows that you have no thought out argument.
Originally posted by sirnex
Yes and it is also true that the electromagnetic field that barely penetrates outside the human body has no physical affect upon anything nor is controllable to any degree to do any external work upon anything and certainly never anything non-magnetic in nature.
Please quote the entire sentence in context to my criticism against tho OP's video rather than this out of context drivel you keep continuing with. Here's the full sentence again.
Originally posted by SystemResistor
Our entire body, our entire nervous system is basically one giant electrical circuit. You have to be able to develop a stable electomagnetic field in order to reach higher states of consciousness.