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Originally Posted by Mike(Mont)
The rod reacts strongest to the edge of the target's field. This is where the polarity changes. It's called the zero point or node and there is a vortex of energy there. I will agree the force field is usually not strong enough to move the rod like it does with styrofoam, but there is a noticalbe force that the dowser can feel. A rod with sticky bearings is going to take more energy or torque to move it and I can see why some failed dowsers would like to believe it is only in their imagination.
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This is just the usual pseudoscientific claptrap that we've heard many times from Dell and others. Repeating it again will not make it come true.
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Originally Posted by Mike(Mont)
When the rod moves through the earth's magnetic field, you get magnetic induction. The hydrogen protons in water molecules is what makes it so magnetic. Our body is 80% water.
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Where
do you get this nonsense from?
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Originally Posted by g-sani
My opinion is that we must always be open to new thoughts and perspectives and for me this is the right thing to do if we want to go forward in a better world.
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I can agree with you on that point. But the idea of dowsing is not new, and has been disproved many times in the past. Don't forget that there is a $1M prize for any one who can the pass the dowsing test. Randi's money is still unclaimed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_R...nal_Foundation
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Originally Posted by Dell Winders
Mike, is a very knowledgeable person, with many years of field experience with meta-physical Dowsing, and the Physics employed with the use of Long Range Locators. It would serve the Skeptics well to heed, and exercise what he has to say.
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Physics and dowsing are only related by gravity. Dowsing is a psychologically-based phenomenon.
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Originally Posted by Dell Winders
Unfortunately, there are no scientist here.
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Wrong again.
"WHAT DOESN'T WORK, CANNOT BE MADE TO WORK."