--- In [email protected], "salyavin808" <fintlewoodlewix@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Set James Randi on it, he'll design the study to end them all > > > but he's looked at it and concluded it isn't worth the effort. > > > > Oh, that's impressive. > > You sneer? At least someone has spent their life trying to show > paranormal beliefs are just that, beliefs. And showed it rather > convincingly I might add. > > > > No matter how elaborate a study he designed, he couldn't > > falsify the ME. > > Not to you I would say, for the rest of us he could show, like > he has for all types of woo-woo that it doesn't stand up to > scrutiny. > > > > It would be down to the TMO to prove it and I think they've > > > tried with the IA course and the yagya programme and all the > > > many thousands of new meditators and sidhas. The coin has been > > > tossed a great many times now. > > > > But there are still a bunch of those apparently black > > swans (switching metaphors on you). > > Maybe they only appear black if you have rose-tinted > spectacles on? > > > > What's this about "many thousands of new meditators and > > sidhas"? That will come as a surprise to some of the other > > TM critics here. > > So what? According to the TMO it's a new dawn in numbers of > TM practintioners. Fairly sure we would see something by now, > unless...... >
Eh, MMY's original rhetoric was "through the window of science, we can see the dawn." He was very careful to point out that proclaiming down once the Sun was fully visible, wasn't a big deal and that he was proclaiming it based on the faintest glimmering of light, etc.
