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  • "Tyranny of words"- By Stuart chase

    "Science And Sanity: An Introduction To Non-Aristotelian Systems And General Semantics" - By Alfred Korzybski. Great books for anyone that wants to be familiar with semantics and the problems of current language.

    "Manhood Of Humanity" - The Science And Art Of Human Engineering" also by Korzybski is another fantastic book.

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  • I'm saying what I mean, this guy is great. I find him to be both thought inspiring, and comedic.

  • I love everything said and agree with it all.

    You know, I mean, like, all.

  • 20 years from now, the top 5 of America's Most Wanted are going to be chickens.

  • Mr. Randi, you are my hero.

  • he talked about farmers use antibiotics and grovth hormones. i dont want to say that my collegs is bad but antibiotics and grovth hormons to the animals is truly bad!!!

  • @fattigbonddrang I ran into somebody who suspects that is what's causing young girls to enter puberty early, as well as aiding the obesity epidemic. It sounds rational.

  • @lowellriggsiam it can be one of the couses yes...

  • yah, i know dude is awesome n' all, but how old is he? back in the day centuries before i was even born, he looked JUST THE SAME. maybe asking somebody on youtube the answer instead of googling it, would destroy the true magic of that question? lol

  • @xBLOODBAFx JFGI AND STFU

  • @CrRonaldo7

    damn dude lol i was trying to compliment him...:/ lol

    guess i come off as an asshole on the internet. he really is funny as hell when disproving ppl that think they have powers. hahaha

  • He reminds me a lopt of Geaorge Carlin but a little less agressive. He also had a greate passion for language specially to avoid euphemism

  • Whenever people say "straight line" it drives me insane. All lines are straight! If you're looking at a "line" that isn't straight, you're looking at a curve.

  • Is he writing all of this or just some? Or none maybe? Anyone know?

  • I get what Randi is saying here, but there is a huge difference between inaccurate use of a word and the "well, you know" filler words. The former are used in writing too and can lead to real miscommunication and deceit, whereas the latter are a necessary evil of the spoken language. They serve to buy the speaker some time to formulate their thoughts and most of us use them or have a lot of "erms" and "ahs" in our sentences.

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  • i hope someday i can meet Mr. Randi himself

  • There are actual facts to support...uh...the 39.99 vs 40.00 prices, ya know? Advertising guys do scientific like tests and things to find out real facts about how people make decisions to buy stuff, ya know?

    Seriously, you're a smart cookie, Mr. Randi - and most people just aren't.

  • love ya Randi, you can say trunk if ya want

  • love it!!!!

  • Prove me wrong Mr. James Randi or COUGH UP.

  • You know, James Randi is, like, awesome.

    I mean, it's a definite fact.

    I actually annoyed myself there....

  • does anyone have this guys number so i can jump him

  • Where in the U.S. did this guy find gas for $2.00 a gallon!? In 2009 at that! 5:29

  • What he said !

  • Redundancy is the unnecessary use of either needless, tautological, pleonastic, superfluous or unnecessary text, by which one repeats, in duplication, the same, identical, aforesaid things over and over and over and over and over again, beyond what would be needed or required to explain, or make comprehensible, the intended or signified meaning of that which one wishes to convey (Uncyclopedia.....yes you guessed right: from Uncyclopedia)

  • Thumbs up if this guy reminds you of Andy Roonie (however you spell it)

  • Is shitload a better term to use than a ton?

  • @TheEpisteme yes,a shitload is better to use than a ton,because it's a non-specific amount,a shitload is interchangable with a "lot",whereas a ton assumes that someone has measured out 2000 pounds of martha stewart towels. other words you can use would be a "fuckton",a "Metric fuckton" or,"Holy fucking shit thats a fucking fuckton of shit"

  • Almost reminds me of George Carlin the way he describes the English language.

  • Unnatural Chicken! That's where McNuggets come from!

  • @frosted1030

    I saw a MacDonald ad some years ago where they stated they were using real chicken breast in their McNuggets. So I turned to my mom who was also watching and said,"So what did they use before?".

  • "Almost invariably begin every singe response" - ???

  • That's not a tirade, it's a Rant :)

  • I use, the words, "Like" and "ya know" a lot. But I can't stop, it's like, ya know. Hard.

  • I am so scared. He is very old now. What happens after he dies? I don't want him to die ! Who would take the place of James Randi!?! :(

  • @devpunk93 That's a serious question! All the great atheists are eiter old, very old or sick, I wonder myself who should follow this brilliant brilliant men, this really disturbs me...

  • @JamesRandiFoundation I enjoy listening to you. However, speaking of "overused" words I have noticed that you say "you see" alot. Just thought it might amuse you to note that.

  • Randi is *just now* getting around to being tired of watching television because people on the news talk too much?

    I'm surprised they don't insert a couple 'very's in front of every adjective just to get a few extra seconds of advertising revenue generating programming.

    That's not to say that I think we should all speak in modifier-free robot language. We have modifiers in the spoken language for reasons *other* than just so local newscasters can burn airtime.

  • @zEropoint68 News casters also, keep in mind, are operating on a really precise time basis. When you're hearing a string of useless modifiers or redundant adjectives, it could very well be that the caster was told he had to add a second to the copy as read to make the show time out right.

    You remember the kind of garbage that came out of you in third grade composition class when you were asked to describe a five word concept in five hundred? Same difference.

  • is the poster behind him a houdini poster?

  • Randi says "you see" and "of course" all the time out of habit, so he's not in a great position to criticize

  • Mr Randi, you can use my screen whenever you want ^_^

  • Lol expression at 4:13. Love his logic.

  • so he doesn't agree with the use of emphasis in speech. this reminds me of the george carlin bit on the way words have been altered over the years. big deal. if everyone spoke in the same way, speech would be dull. also, if you're being asked by authorities if you were responsible for the death of so and so, are you really just going to say, "no"?

  • Randi is half genius, half crotchety old man.

  • From a linguistic point of view what is mentioned here are on the one hand of course euphemisms, which have always been around but also language evolution, which is just as natural. There's nothing to be worried about. It's normal that some people are afraid of the language deteriorating but it won't happen. It just changes over time.

  • Im so ashamed that my mother beleives in john edward and sylvia browne, ive directed her to mr Randi and she redicules him as a joke. and disblevies his tests of homeopathy, i feel sorry for my family

  • @deathman1021 That's nothing, my mother actually invited a team from a swedish tv-series called "haunted houses" (loosley translated) because she had felt and evil presense, my sister actually payed 850$ (around 7000 sek) to talk with sylvia browne, my grandmother still thinks the earth is round and that all space-launches are fake. Though my father and grandfather are normal

  • @deathman1021 There are more important things in life than what irrational beliefs people hold. You seem to care about your mother and family a great deal. You did the right thing, but if she doesn't want to listen to reason, I hope that won't come between you and her.

  • @deathman1021 don't worry you evolved, you children will evolve too :) Mine is the same too, guess can't teach a close mind new tricks.

  • @deathman1021 well dont feel sorry for them.as i say if you experience something spiritual and it works for you,,,,,,,well bless them.i believe herbs are far better than other medication.i believe that a part of the brain that is not being used can be used and can do miraculous things.your mind is a powerful tool.i did a test with my friend.i believe i see chinese people everywhere.pretty soon he saw chinese people everywhere as well.see what i mean?use the brain in a positive way and u will see

  • @witchcerridwen you mean you believe herbs are better than real medicine.

    and for the record we use 100% of our brains, that 10 % thing is a myth.

    and are you kidding me, you really think that because you saw asian people all over the place you have special mind powers?

    thats just stupid

  • @deathman1021 appaerently u havent understood me well.cause thats not at all what i meant.thats what u wanna read.

  • @witchcerridwen well based on what was in the text i took the meaning that was there, you just have poor english skill i guess.

  • @deathman1021 yes i have but im a foreigner.and sometimes i forget that not everybody thinks in the ways of the old ones or witches.what i meant was that your brain can play tricks on you.and if you are positive in your thinking or negative it can be very powerful.

  • @deathman1021 you're not alone, my mom is a homeopath and believes in and "studies" astrology. I wanted to drive off a cliff until I met folks like James Randi.

  • Petrol and gas are different things.

  • @CallumJStewart Actually its just dialect, they refer to the same thing

  • I'm under the impression that extraneous words and phrases like "you know" and "like", may simply be used as a way to fill a moment of silence while we consider what we wanted to say next. Either that or people use them because they pick up the habit from someone else. It's not hard for memes or conventions, even stupid ones (just look at the internet), to be transferred from person to person.

  • There are studies that show the use of 9's in price tags work. As a species we seem to be very bad at snap judgments about value. If the first (most important) number is smaller, it must be a lower price.

    These sort of things won't be abandoned as long as there is benefit to be derived from their use, and in the case of price tags or advertising language there most certainly is.

  • @download333 I've got a friend who is taken in by this.  If he sees an item for $29.99 he will refer to it as twenty dollars.

  • @GummoNZ then your friend needs to learn how to read :P

  • Damn, he's turned into Andy Rooney

  • The usage of filler expressions such as "like" and "ya know?" is thruoughly and very amusingly explored by the (former) teacher Taylor Mali, titled "Like Lilly Like Wilson" (tshNfYWPlDg) and "Like_youknow" (SCNIBV87wV4). Have fun. :)

  • "Chat" would also be an improper word, but "monologue" sounds pedantic.

  • Two years without these chats? At least, there's Youtube. I found him last year looking for Carl Sagan video clips.

  • "Well," is an interjection, as Schoolhouse Rock informed me: "or by a comma if the feeling's not as strong."

  • he looks like Charles Darwin

  • Jeeze,I've just discovered the cure for insomnia,who would've thought it? And,I'd just like to say,to speedskate,yes,we gays DO love poop-se..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz­zzzz!

  • Dr. James Randi,

    maybe we'll meet before we go to heaven

    do we not worry by one million dollar

    Ciaou. ..Greetings

  • Many Thanks.

  • He's gay

  • @speedskate2010 Indeed. I don't see how that's relevant to anything here though.

  • @Wewk1337 gay's love poop sex

  • saying James Randi is awesome would be a redundancy

  • @Wesleyfromindy2 I cannot agree less, this guy is awsome.

  • @Wesleyfromindy2 I could not agree less, this guy is awsome.

  • @Wesleyfromindy2 So would be saying he is amazing:)

  • @Wesleyfromindy2 quite; it goes without saying, so saying it is indeed reduntant. : )

  • lol all he does is point out obvious stuff for dumb people and they still dont listen James Randi is awsome

  • All those tautologies, oh my! However, few are as prevalent as "PIN number" :)

  • I'll never be bored listening to this man.

  • Up with pedantry! Death to colloquialism! ...Jesus! Randi has to be the biggest frikken' bonehead on the planet.

    (Cue the seething hatred from the mindless Randi-bots upset that I dare to blaspheme their ultra-benevolent savior in 3... 2... 1...)

  • @BloatedSensations You won't get hate from us "Randi Bots", all you'll get is: If you say so, Prove it, prove that he's a "frikken' bonehead".

  • @Samaelmaza "You won't get hate from us "Randi Bots"

    It would appear that you are incredibly wrong.

  • @BloatedSensations missing a glaringly obvious point says more about your own intelligent level than it ever will about james randi.

    concern about careless language=pedantry? you're a moron

  • @zackhanscom Thank-you for being oh so predictable.

  • I even use I mean, like and well in writing, especially when communicating something awkward. It's an unavoidable habit in real life, but I don't see anything wrong with it. Cliché or not, they do not prevent effective communication, and sometimes can help to make communication more fluid by serving as connectives.

  • i wish randi was my grandfather...id be alot wiser for it.

  • your an idiot randi james...... animals can communicate verbaly. (mating calls or seaguls calling its bredren when it finds food)

    humans have one thing that makes them different then animals is our thought proccess. we have a contious thus we make decisions and contemplate.

    animals use subcontious, meaning they know what to do to survive without thinking. they use instinct.

    you spent your whole life thinking your so smart......your a dumbass and exclude the mental plain of reality.

  • @michaelscola first of all his name is james randi, not randi james. second, you must not have listened to his whole sentence which was that we communicate verbally AND through writing. third, CONSCIOUS. and humans are NOT the only animals capable of that form of thought, there are several other animals which display such ability, look to the ape family of which we are a member. Also, we have instincts as well.

    to summarize, your post = epic fail.

  • @michaelscola you are dumb listen to what he says

  • You think "boot" vs "trunk" is confusing? A transmission can be abbreviated to "tranny".

    Try explaining that when you have to go pick one up downtown!

  • Nobody's perfect, "So many different people"? as opposed to so many of the same people? "So many people," would have sufficed but I get the point, especially about the word "Like."

  • I disagree with only one topic -- the use of hyperbole and metaphor. Sure, "a ton of problems" is a horrendously trite expression, but the principle behind it is what adds beauty to English, which is not just a means of communicating, but an art form as well. When we say "he ran his hand over the surface," we don't actually mean that his hand sprouted legs and started jogging. Metaphor is ingrained into our language at its core. Chairs don't really have arms, nor do rivers have mouths.

  • @Wolvenblaze [contd.]

    "She peeked at her ticking wrist" is so much more expressive than "She looked at her watch."

    In fact, an even more common version is a metaphor in itself: "She checked the time."

  • Good evening, Mr. Randi. I really enjoyed the ZenArcher introductory style, and it was a pleasure to hear you as always!

    Now if you only read the comments, though.

  • I use "I mean","like" and "well" a lot. It's kind of enbarising.

  • While I largely agree with what is said in the video, I do have to take issue with the use of the UK and the English to mean the same people/country. As a Scot I may not much like it (I don't) but the UK is more than England. I normally wouldn't bother to mention it but if we are talking about accurate use of language then it does seem appropriate.

    Keep up the good work!

  • Well, it's like, I really very much, you know.... Ahhh, the hell with it. It is interesting listening to this man speak, though.

  • old dead cunt

  • RANDI ANDY

  • I find watching James Randi on Youtube to be, uh you know, like, so much better than TV.

  • I hate the overuse of' "you know".

  • If I got into to power I'm going to add 1 cent to the price of EVERYTHING

  • Did anyone notice "Recored: 1/2/2009" in the description?

  • LOL! I had a professor in university who would say "y'know" after every few words. I wanted to run up to her and shout: "NO, I DON'T KNOW! IF I DID, I WOULDN'T BE IN YOUR CLASS! SO, WOULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN IT PROPERLY?"

  • I like James Randi, but this video of him ranting about redundancies in language is kind of boring and irrelevant. It just seems like the rantings of somebody succumbing to senality.

  • Well, a plummeting drop is far more descriptive than a 'drop'. Like, a roller coaster starts out with a plummeting drop, but by the end they're more of gradual declines, y'know?

  • People notice my way of precise formulating what I have to say (at least in my mother language) and people find it annoying at times since they do not get the washed up fast-food jibberish. It is really hard to talk without those phrases but one can succeed if he has friends to watch him and make a remark everytime one is using one of the phrases. I think it is worth it even if people find you annoying because of it.

  • Mr. Randi: As much as I appreciate this video (since English is my second language and sometimes slang follows erratic phylological tracks), I'm afraid there is a reason for prices that end in 9. Apparently, this pricing trend started as a mean to force clerks to open the cash register and give customers change, registering the purchase so the clerk wouldn't steal the money. Saving a penny is not really of any economic comfort, so this explaination makes sense. Wouldn't you agree?

  • @Theboxheadnetwork IDIOT! ! AN IGNORANT BUFFOON MUSHROOM! I Believe beyond your limited mind! Is that how the old fart manipulated your damn brains! I feel sorry for your azz! Now I know you're another dumb idiot stuck between Randi's smelly ballz! HOW SAD! HAHAHAHAHAHA

  • @wdeadman49 Tell me more about yourself - how does it feel to be an ignorant, offensive moron?

  • the price ends with .99 becouse of human psychology trick (the dollars say - the item costs 14$ not 15$) not the one cent saving, I am suprised, Randi should know it.

  • @archis84 hahah of course he knows! Thats actually the point dude! Why to try to make people believe somthing is 49.99 and not 50.00, when 50.00 is more straitghtforward and direct? Only an idiot doesn't see 50.00 when he "sees" 49.99.

  • You know, If someone asked me if Randi made a decent point in this video I would certainly say, absolutely! Like y'all may think this is minor stuff but you are absolutely wrong. The way you speak reflects and affects the way you think. If you communicate in a more accurate, precise, straight to the point way, you will be also thinking in an absolutely less exaggerated and repetitive way. ]:-)

  • Another blind old man who is an theist and doesn't believe in God. Where do you think you came out of buddy? From your mama's azz? And who created your mama? Such ignorant fool!

  • Well said Mr. Randi. My favorite is when people say "OVER exaggerate.".

  • Why doesn't this chap live in a sensible country then?

  • Another stupid dumb azz old man trying to prove something that he doesn't have any knowledge of. This is another example of a shameless old fart who cheated a kid from Utah after the poor kid proved him wrong of his psychic ability to turn the pages of the telephone book! He instead of paying the kid the money that he promised, he cheated him. What an azzhole and a liar he really is...pple, don't listen and waste time on this ugly old fart who needs a life and a wife! Really!

  • @wdeadman49

    This psychic was able to turn pages of the phone book with his breath, not his mind. When small pieces of paper were added around the book, the so-called powers suddenly disappeared. That is, he couldn't turn the pages without giving away his secret.

  • @ManicEightBall why would small pieces of papers added. That is cheating!!! Simple as what the boy did what exactly what he said he could do, but this old fart likes to prove people wrong by cheating people and by not wanting to give money to people as he promised. He's a fake, a lair and a cheater!!

  • @ManicEightBall I don't believe that! I saw the video where he turned these pages not by any breath at all!

  • @wdeadman49

    We may be talking about different people. Watch this video:

    James Randi exposes James Hydrick

    watch?v=QlfMsZwr8rc

  • @ManicEightBall No thanks! I know all about the poor cry babe old fart!

  • @wdeadman49

    Whatever. I thought that was the video you were talking about. If you saw a different video that showed Randi failing, tell me which one and I'll take a look. By your unwillingness to look at both sides fairly, I think I know what I'll find, but I'll wait until then to decide.

  • @wdeadman49

    wow you are a moron, did you see the video of it? the kid got proven to be a fake

  • @raging4lcoholic WOW! WHAT A MORON YOU REALLY ARE BUDDY! The old fart cheated this boy from UTah of paying him the money he promised by putting stuff around and on the phone book. He shouldn't have done that. That wasn't a deal with this kid. It's what you call cheating!!! Besides, I don't waste my time and energy seeing any of this stupid fuck's videos. I just love to put his azz to shame for lying and for cheating others! A sick old fool always trying to prove something to get attention!

  • @wdeadman49 You may be interested to know that the "kid" (James Hydrick) actually confessed that he was just blowing on the phone book. See video here on youtube; "James Hydrick confesses".

  • Actually, Mr. Randi, gas prices are even less of a savings than you think. If gas prices are 1.99/gallon (I wish!), if you look closely, they are really 1.999/gallon saving you .1 cents. You have to buy 10 gallons to save you a penny:P. lol.

  • i always knew Randi was a grammar nazi!

    but his point is sound. peple are way too careless with how they communicate under many guises... "artistic expression," "increasing market share," among others. and thats a slippery slope if there ever was one.

  • 60 minutes should have replaced Roony with Randi decades agp

  • Did he say "Very frequently" ? Just asking.

  • George Carlin would've LOVED this, I can imagine.

    Thanks Mr. Randi.

  • A plummeting drop in prices: the prices are lowering with a magnitude decreasing over time

    The current political uncertainty of today: uncertainty of what will be on CSPAN in two hours (quickly replaced later that day)

    A deadly fatality: a death which results in possible deaths of those who witness it

    A definate fact: well, not one of those pansy facts, you know?

    And to any marketing execs reading: my favorite prices are those that include tax.

  • Then you've got decimated which is always misused.

  • "..our language skills should be carefully controlled and restrained."

    All well and good, but others have thought like that. There have always been movements to regulate things such as grammar, spelling, syntax, etc. and they have never worked. Languages are fluid and ever changing. In a hundred years I wouldn't be surprized if "to" completely replaces "too" which disappears entirely from English or is considered as archaic as "thou."

  • i can smell the shit in your old man beard from here you bible basher

  • @TarpleeXD That was some very intelligent input. Good use of capitalisation too.

    Jokes aside, Randi makes a very good point; people are using too many redundant words in their speaking and writing. It is painful to hear and even more painful to read. I think this applies to all languages (at least the ones I speak), but it is most prominent in english. Althought they may seem like trivial things, they are gradually encouraging the ´stupidification´ of the people and our languages.

  • @CapnDingo, I agree it is quite petty. I am quite a fan of James Randi as well, his ability to use logic and reasoning and apply it to controversial issues (namely the paranormal) is brilliant and well worth the attention. First of all, his comments on language in advertising is fair, accurate and worthy of concern. As far as speech used in personal conversation, does it really matter as long as the point is obtained? Also, slang is part of human culture and I believe can add to communication

  • Thanks for sharing.

  • Your days of freeloading on my screen is over, James! You shall no longer leach screen time sponsored by my monitor...But you're welcome.

  • The power of words is a gift to the human race. I ask, why bypass it? To be accepted by another person, whom through patience, is willing to take time out of their lives to actually listen; why not exemplify said gesture with an equally accurate appraisal of ones thoughts? The smallest of care in conversation can produce an exponentially greater response from its consumer. Please remember also, that it's not just their time you'll be wasting, it's your own. I'm coldplayISshit. Thanks for reading

  • I like 99% of James Randi's videos but this one struck me as slightly, I don't know, petty? Seems like a waste of time to rag on people's speech patterns that are truly doing no harm.

  • it's not waste of time... it's good to understand what he is saying so that the general public is aware of these stuff.

  • My random meaningless addendum to my talking is anywho. I have been trying not to say it as my new years resolution.

  • it doesnt matter who does it, somebody has to cover this bit aswell - but you dont like that, do you? you'd love to see the less fortunate dolts being ripped off by everyone with a pulse, wouldnt you? its a smart move to cover the base he's best at, there are people covering the corporate base with their lawyer army and huge backing. P&T bullshit as example. so, why are you so fixated on Randi doing it instead? did he prove YOU as a fraud or whats the real reason behind this "furore" of yours?

  • Nicely said.

  • @somberlight No, I disagree.

    It is not at all redundant to say that a tragedy is unfortunate.

    While it's implied that all tragedies are unfortunate, you can still emphasize the unfortunate-ness of a tragedy further, and it adds color to our language.

    Often times you may want to emphasize a specific element of a word that encapsulates many ideas.

    "Strict orders" may seem redundant, but it's really just emphasizing that the strictness of the orders are especially important, more-so than otherwise

  • OMG. Blah blah blah blah.... that's what I read... blah blah.... and again, I'm NOT talking about James Randi... Jeeez.... haven't you got somewhere else to be? or does no one want to listen to you in real life either?

  • Ruined by the pedantic ending against the emergence of discourse particles.

  • Oh my god. You have to be one of the biggest losers I've ever come across. And I'm NOT talking about Randi.

  • Always Love His 2 cents worth of the World. You Know how it Is and that is the way it Goes, Can't fool Him

  • This made me laugh because I have a problem with saying "like, I mean, you know" myself!

    I do have an excuse though, I'm from Jersey, youknowhatImean?

  • verbal communication is incapable of capturing the entire nuances of truly effective communication.

    much involves tone, spikes in exclamation, hard vocab words, and body language.

  • @tttapmmman : James Randi is the man and will fuck your girl in front of you.

  • i like his eyebrows. makes him looks like an owl.

  • bla bla bla

  • This is like, ya know a good, well, I mean cool video, basically.

  • 10cts item selling at 9 cts is a saving of 10pct..not bad there haha

  • that ...is real natural reaction to yours or our... curiosities & want of attention :)

  • I've noticed the repeated use of certain phrases and words in conversation too, particularly "dude" and "fool". It almost seems like a tick to me, though I think its most obvious function is to make our narratives sound fuller. The sad reality is that in moment to moment conversation we rarely have more than 3 or 4 important words to say. Maybe it is our insatiable appetite for robust conversation, not our lack of information to share that is the problem.

  • I think what they mean by "Natural chicken" was the biblical interpretation of natural...IE,it was a heterosexual chicken,who doesn't eat shellfish,i think

  • What a hypocrite! He just went on a tirade about useless expressions and then used three of them in a row at the end of his video.

  • Did you see him wink? That might be a clue that he was joking...  :-)

  • yeeeah.....even if that were true,and it's not...i'd be willing to bet that James Randi would happily give you that million dollars,if you could produce any evidence that any god existed...that would in fact crush the atheist movement

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  • I can bet you are going to try and "submit" your ghost box and by the sounds of it... there is nothing to it. But as said in the comments to that video, provide the proof you were rejected. I get the feeling you were not and with the video you made I don't think you have a chance in heck of proving anything paranormal anyway.

    More so James Randi has already caught Peter Popoff using radio tricks, I suspect in a Faraday Cage your "ghost voices" stop completely. But James Randi could up better.