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There were, however, potential problems with the "triple-blind" follow up. As the study explains:
In any experiment involving intention, the intentions of the "investigators" cannot be cleanly isolated from those of the nominal participants and this in turn constrains how one should properly interpret the results. In addition, there were many uncontrolled degrees of freedom in this experiment which may have allowed ‘‘unintended intentional’’ effects to creep in. They all involve human decisions, e.g. selecting six specific bottles of water from a huge population of available bottles, randomly assigning those bottles to three conditions, selecting and preparing the water drops, placing the water drop samples inside the freezer, searching for and photographing ice crystals on the frozen water drops at different magnification levels, choosing one of a large possible set of image processing algorithms to provide an objective measure of image contrast, and so on
Originally posted by unityemissions
None of this work has been reproduced.
It's junk science.
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by crystalbeing
Your papa logic won't work on me.
Go find other "indigo children" to scheme up ways to ponerolize more people.
I refuse to be fooled.
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by crystalbeing
No, you don't because I'm not.
You're misinterpreting data, and using a few eccentrics who likely misinterpreted their own data.
I'm sick of this nonsense is all.
Conscious information processing is associated with the EM component of ultra low frequency (ULF) brainwaves in either:
a) dialectically "denser" parts of the brain in the normal awake state of consciousness; or
b) a gaseous ionic structure in the vicinity of the body while in altered states of consciousness.
An additional, low-dielectric, weakly ionized gaseous neural network is necessary in these processes. This structure can be related to the displaced-from-the-body ionic system. This system can conduct ULF brainwave currents inside the conductive channels, with a tendency of deterioration during a period of approximately 1 hour.
We propose that the acupuncture system and the DC body field detected by Western scientists both inhere in the continuum of liquid crystalline collagen fibres that make up the bulk of the connective tissues. Bound water layers on the collagen fibres provide proton conduction pathways for rapid intercommunication throughout the body, enabling the organism to function as a coherent whole. This liquid crystalline continuum mediates hyperreactivity to allergens and the body's responsiveness to different forms of subtle energy medicine. It constitutes a "body consciousness" working in tandem with the "brain consciousness" of the nervous system. We review supporting evidence from biochemistry, cell biology, biophysics and neurophysiology, and suggest experiments to test our hypothesis.
Originally posted by Komodo
ok.. not sure why this thread isn't in the TOP most flagged threads in the last 3months.. grrr and how could i have missed this when i'm on here practically every .. single day
67FLAGS & 3 pages of replies~! and the mods JUST can't keep up .. BS ~!!
Anyways.. I'm not in favor of the Japanese Dr that did the water experiments since reading on ATS a year ago that his report was misleading and the samples DID not respond to the words he taped on the vials..
The Vials were ALREADY clear and non-toxix and he just labeled them from the structure he saw that was there ALREADY..
Anyways, Now I'm still lookiing into this frequency thing and in August of last year, I had a dream of my wife and this frequency here
Tell me truthfully, has anyone here on ATS serious been healed by the 528hz frequency?? i would seriously like to know ..
Originally posted by john_bmth
No one has been healed by a frequency of 528hz and anyone with even a basic grasp of audio & acoustics will know why. Also, being a Nobel winner dies not make you infallible or immune from making stupid assertions. This is junk science at it's best.
Originally posted by vjr1113
seems like your whole argument is supported by the claim that dna react to water in some weird way. bad science, not buying it.
In this series of short Interviews, Dr. Mae Wan Ho, Director of Institute of Science in Society (ISIS) clearly supports scientific findings released between 1980 and present that the genes we inherited are not fixed. Dr. Mae-Wan Ho is a world renowned geneticist & biophysicist. She is co-founder of the International Science Panel on Genetic Modification and is scientific advisor to the Third World Network.
Imprinting Water with Frequencies is Now a Known Science. Its Implications in 2011 for New Healing Modalities of the Human Body Appear Limitless.
Marcel Joseph Vogel (1917 – 1991) was a research scientist for IBM’s San Jose facility for 27 years. He received numerous patents for his inventions during this time. Among these was the magnetic coating for the 24 ” hard disc drive systems still in use. His areas of expertise were phosphor technology, liquid crystal systems, luminescence, and magnetics. In the 1970’s Marcel did pioneering work in man-plant communication experiments. This led him to the study of quartz crystals and the creation of a faceted crystal that is now known as the Vogel-cutTM crystal. The Vogel-cutTM crystal is an instrument that serves to store, amplify, convert, and cohere subtle energies. Marcel’s research into the therapeutic application of quartz crystals led him to the investigation of the relationship between crystals and water. He discovered that he could structure water by spinning it around a tuned crystal, altering many of the characteristics of the water and converting it into an information storage system.
Originally posted by vjr1113
reply to post by crystalbeing
i may be lazy but you are a pseudo-intellectual.
water doesn't have memory. your whole argument fails.
here's me not being lazy
why would i try to provide evidence for every nonsense post anyone posts?