[meteorite-list] You Naysaying Denialists Are All Wrong, Dowsing Works!

From: dean bessey <deanbessey_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 00:08:24 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID: <398401.75321.qm_at_web56101.mail.re3.yahoo.com>

OK, here is what needs to be done.
(1) Get 10 non see through buckets that wont even show shadows.
(2) Get ten items. A couple meteorites, toys, other crystals etc
(3) Make sure that the person with the dowsing rod knows exactly what all the items are like so that he/she can properly view them and therefore possibly get "vibes" from the items.
(4) make dowser leave the house for a while
(5) Accomplice will then spread the ten buckets throughout the yard hiding one of the ten items under each bucket.
(6) Dowser returns home and looks at all buckets but not knowing what is under what bucket.
(7) Accomplice has video camera ready
(8) Dowser then does his thing over the buckets trying to identify where the meteorites and other stuff is located
(8a) While #8 is in progress accomplice is video taping the entire thing. It is important that the video is under ten minutes long and less than 100 megs in size
(9) Upload video to Youtube so that we can all see the results (Size and length of video noted in #8a is important because of youtube limitations.
(10) we can then all comment/criticize/ make judgments on video test.
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It should be noted that in 1902 some German scientists wrote a paper that some non distinct rocks lying haphazardly around could be turned into energy that could power houses (And later submarines and spaceships). After paper was written scientists extensively laughed at and ridiculed. Turning rocks to energy they said. Sounds a lot like turning lead into gold.
If said scientists was alive today he would marvel at walking through one of hundreds of power plants that supply much of the worlds electricity that was powered by his special rocks (Uranium).






      
Received on Sun 17 Oct 2010 03:08:24 AM PDT