I guess you would think that Fairfield, of all places, would show an extremely low percentage for crime, especially when the percentage of Siddhas & meditators is well above the square root of 1% of that town alone.
I remember when I lived there, there were quite a few friends and acquaintances that were either current MUM students, former MSAE, and just plain ol' Tm'ers and TMSP'ers who lived there. I remember one friend of mine's wife was murdered, another friend who had a DUI, multiple people under suspicion for us of marijuana on campus, vandalism, petty theft, plenty of drinking problems, and quite a few siddhas and meditators I knew were constantly getting into either fistfights or coming close to it. I don't say this to be judgmental, just an observation. My assessment would be that no matter what technique you give someone, it does not change where their soul stands in this cycle of birth and death. And therefore, the whole plan to create heaven on earth is flawed right from the beginning. The only way you really could have heaven on earth is if you only allowed the birth of enlightened souls to incarnate here. And to me, that's rather elitist thinking. seekliberation --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "sparaig" <LEnglish5@> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "card" <cardemaister@> wrote: > > > > > > This was a fact. The crime rate did drop by 18%. However, > > > the rate that dropped by 18% was not the number of crimes > > > actually committed � in fact, during the experiment, > > > Washington's weekly murder count hit the highest level ever > > > recorded. The 18% drop was from Hagelin's computer prediction > > > of what would have happened had his meditators not been > > > meditating and levitating. > > > > > > http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2012/oct/08/meditation-crime-prevention-research > > > > The murder rate doubled one week. There was a gang war that > > weekend. The next week it went down to 50% below the average. > > The murder rate for the study period was essentially unchanged. > > However, the crime rate of other violent crimes did drop during > > the period, both as an absolute rate (2-3 percent), and as a > > rate adjusted for by including predicted crime rate based on > > temperature (18%). > > Classic data "cherry picking" and falsification, Lawson. > You should be ashamed of yourself, as should the designers > of this so-called "study." > > "The crime rate really DID fall, just as long as you leave > out this one set of outlying data that shows that it rose, > and as long as you measure it against this imaginary > 'prediction' of what the crime rate 'should' have been." > > Here...cherry pick THIS data: > > http://www.behind-the-tm-facade.org/maharishi_effect-mdefect-fairfield.htm >
