....., Carl says thatseven years ago, “HE GAVE UP.” In other words he QUIT. Dear reader, do quitters ever learn or win?
Inpost # 1038, Tom lists things we know about skeptics on this subject. One is they will not learn. He is correct. Tom has written he will not buy Midas'book. This is another way of saying he is not willing to learn.....
Lesjcbs, don't you see the logical fallacy here again ? I've pointed it out to you before, and you continue to perpetuate it. And here it is:
Everything you've said in your post # 1102 is true ! Yes, can you believe I've said that ? Yup, it's true. Carl and Tom are close-minded , refuse to learn, gave up, quit, etc...
*HOWEVER* to make your post #1102 to be true, there's one slight detail we must assume: That the claim works. That cameras CAN be made to find gold. If that statement is true, then yes, everything else you're saying is true. Hence pity poor Carl and me.
*BUT WAIT A MINUTE* : Isn't that what we're discussing in the first place ? Is:
"Does it work ?" Thus the only thing your post does, is to fall afoul (again) of the logical fallacy of:
"Assuming what one is trying to prove, as evidence of their proof for it".
Your statement only makes sense when/if we assume your starting premise. Then, sure, it's true. But since when has that been proven ? Carl has your book. He's commented fairly on it. I've seen the evidence here on this forum (which, correct me if I'm wrong, the book is just more-of-the-same according to Carl).
If it's got something better than blotchy inconsistent random blob/blur photographs, then by all means, I'm game to see it.
But alas, I bet that even if you sent me the book, or I bought it, and dis-assembled it page by page with more plausible explanations , random odds, and wishful thinking, that you would summarily dismiss me. And if I tried it and found that it didn't work, you'd say I "need more practice". If Carl tried it for a week with no results, then that merely means he needed 2 weeks. If he tried for 2 weeks with no results, then he should try for 4 weeks. If not in 4 weeks, then 4 months. And so on till infinity. AT NO POINT does it ever "not work". It merely means "need more practice". After all: Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods didn't become professional golfers over-night. Right ?
Thus it will be impossible to dis-prove it to you. Contrast to us (speaking for myself): I am VERY willing to be "taught" and "shown the evidence", if something compelling, with no other more rationale more likely more plausible explanations weren't at play.