aarthrj3811
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It seems that this topic has been discussed by treasure hunters to it’s fullest…
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aarthrj3811 said:It seems that this topic has been discussed by treasure hunters to it’s fullest…
Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:HI bk, but still sniffling and coughing a bit.
K it was posted -->So, the only percentages that are significant for testing dowsing or LRLs,
re those between 50 and 100. Because anything less would mean that the locating device is
doing nothing better than someone just guessing.
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Hmm frankly, but 'either' side of 50 % could be just --Quote -> "nothng better than just guessing", no?
Don Jose de La Mancha
He must think he is doing a Scientific study for Weird Science..Carl and all of us have told him that his math does not apply to the way we use our LRL’s,Let's do the math on the odds you will ANSWER the questions.
aarthrj3811 said:With LRLs and dowsing, "random chance" applies to randomized blind tests, not to field use. A randomized blind test does 2 things that a field test cannot do. First, it eliminates outside influences that might alter performance results, such as observable clues. Second, it provides a baseline from which to compare results, namely guessing.
fenixdigger said:You know when Carl gave me a set up to determine random chance, it did prove out in the yard, but simply with metal targets not
coins or valuables. Since the farmhouse is over 100 yrs old, a lot of stuff is in the ground. But out in the field, random chance fell
apart badly, with no targets of any kind near the 10 spots. For me to go straight to a target from almost 1/4 mile away was not
blind luck. I did end up with 2 targets, 1 ornamental metal piece with gold leaf and 1 hardened steel piece with electrolysis on it.
The chemicals the farmers use, must have caused it.
The most corrosive chemical would probably cause them to ANSWER the question. Man up or shut up,,,,
fenixdigger said:Thanks for your non answers to the simple questions. Should I help you come up with excuses, the ones you are using are
pretty weak. Everyone's used to the twisting and subject changing, and the transference is actually expected so look at some like this.
No habla englas
Vas es dass?
Not tonight, I've got a headache.
My shorts are to tight for that now. I've got a rash. There's something in my eye. I broke a nail.
Much better than what you are using.
Man up or shut up---Answer the questions---Sat stepped up--your turn.
fenixdigger said:I want to do the math on you giving real answers to real questions. Here's the odds on you ever getting another answer to any
of your questions until you do 0%
Man up or shut up. ANSWER the questions
aarthrj3811 said:If you want to protest the F for your math please find someone who cares…Art
Quote from: aarthrj3811 on Today at 04:07:24 PM
If you want to protest the F for your math please find someone who cares…Art
When has telling the truth become an insult..The reasons for your F grade is very obvious..It does not apply to using LRL’s for the purpose they were made for. Find someone who cares to complain..ArtAnother pure insult from artie, who whines about people insulting him.
aarthrj3811 said:~EE~
Quote from: aarthrj3811 on Today at 04:07:24 PM
If you want to protest the F for your math please find someone who cares…ArtWhen has telling the truth become an insult..The reasons for your F grade is very obvious..It does not apply to using LRL’s for the purpose they were made for. Find someone who cares to complain..ArtAnother pure insult from artie, who whines about people insulting him.