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| "The witnesses will have to have completely open and unbiased minds and not be prejudiced in anyway!!" Well that disqualifies me, I'm afraid. I don't wish to be ungracious but the only test that I would regard as useful would be one that relies upon scientific method, and that would involve eliminating as many alternative explanations for the claimant's explanation as possible. For starters, the location would need to be at an ancient site chosen by others and the test would be best conducted at night in thick fog. This is not being awkward Kevin, it's attempting to save any success you might have being dismissed by this cynical lot. But I really think (as I've often said) you should self-test in private first. If you come here and say you've done that, in a rigorous scientific fashion, and it works then people will be more likely to want to see what you can do. I don't recall you saying you've run a proper test yet though. Reply | with quote |  5th April 2006ce 13:29 In reply to: Re:you want proof? (moss) |
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