Michael Shermer Remote Viewing Experiment Part 2

Michael Shermer takes a seminar on remote viewing, a form of ESP in which one attempts to psychically view a remote object, person, or place through intuition or a sixth sense. Shermer reveals the normal explanation for this apparently paranormal phenomenon.

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[omnissient]

So their strategy is just to claim its a win even though they faled miserably? And then quickly hide the picture that reveals their failure?

[justicetrooper]

It looks like the great wall of China.... I mean a galaxy.

[matt605]

@TeapotMullah Well you must have misunderstood me. The point I was making is that something like remote viewing has significant national security implications. America must lead in the study and development of Remote Viewing so that, if real, terrorists cannot remotely read our missile blueprints or our nuclear launch codes. And remember that today's RV might be like Edison's first light bulb-- weak and undeveloped. But look at the Las Vegas strip in 1980, just a century later!

[14sJakeB190]

How are they even remote viewing anything? They didn't even OBE or anything.

The military didn't use people who just sat and thought about shit, they had them lie down and obe their targets.

[ChristianDHX]

The woman nailed it.. Bigger than shit!

[NewWaysMusic]

Why only old guillible cunts participate in the RV class?

[kabloozie]

drawing fail.

[Smithpolly]

@eckre I describe the picture as black with a lot of lights in it. I wouldn't describe it as a horse drawn carriage or someone passing away or symoblising a crossing because it was going over a river or a Chinese Wall or a rocket or an oil drum or a cement mixer or Teddy Roosevelt or a fan tailed jet engine.

[eckre]

@Smithpolly No, they are looking things in the Galaxy's, the guy is a complete fraud, he just went through the training, a target must have : 1. Texture 2. Colors 3. Smell 4. Taste 5. Temperatures 6. Sounds 7. Dimensions (motions and density) and 8. Aesthetic impact. He chose something that would be almost impossible to describe in those terms even IF you could see the picture. Go ahead and describe those eight things for all of us using his picture of millions of year old light.

[Smithpolly]

I wish the mustache guy was the person marking my exam papers. "1 + 1 = 18. That's close, enough. I'll give you an A"