Eric,
That's ok. This is all just good fun, it's nothing personal. When you're
arguing from a position of ignorance and basically don't know what you're
talking about, you have to resort to ridicule. When you have no factual
information to back up your argument, the only thing you can do is make fun
of people.
Darren, you need to focus your mind. You're getting a little scatterbrained.
I never once mentioned wood dowsing. Why would you bring it up, it has
nothing to do with my argument. It's completely irrelevant to the matter at
hand. I know nothing about it. I'm talking strictly about wire rod dowsing
which I know for a fact works. Focus dude!
Phil Whitmer
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Hey Darren, No offense dude, but making it a point that you're making
fun of someone onlist? Shit, I'm harsh and even I don't do that. To each
his own I guess.
Eric
On 10/16/2010 11:03 PM, Darren Garrison wrote:
On Sun, 17 Oct 2010 01:29:37 -0400, you wrote:
cancelled the effect. Direct contact with the galvanic skin response or
electrodermal conductance response, whatever you want to call it is
essential for it to work.
Before dowsing was done with bent pieces of metal, it was done with wooden
sticks. Does your magical electro-whatsis work on wood, too, or was all of
the
dowsing using wood actually superstition before the "real" metal-based
dowsing
came along?
http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/water_dowsing/pdf/water_dowsing.pdf
Maybe you can advance to "hand dowsing"
http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/344
You and a few others can make fun of me all you want
Thanks-- I will.
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