That isn't necessary. You're deflecting. I don't have to understand how a metal detector works internally to swing it around and find stuff. Likewise, I don't need to understand master frequencies and drains and whatever else (more on that in a minute) to understand whether or not you use your methods to find something conclusively. (And yes, I read about your diamond-under-a-cup experiment but I'm not convinced by that for a number of reasons.)If you were paying attention, explain the basics of what Dowsing is that I wrote about.. Then I'll believe you to be sincere.
This is one of the places you lose me. Our cell phones are not quantum computers. They are not mystically magically attached to their owners, and they don't "know" anything about anything since they are not conscious. So when you make claims like this, I don't understand at all because from my point of view, it makes no sense at all. I'm fairly well read on quantum mechanics, particle physics, EMF radiation, relativity, space/time, and even (believe it or not) the paranormal and mysticism. If you want me, and others, to understand your process, start by explaining some of this stuff. Or just get skip straight to the finds, because like I said, we don't need to understand the process to understand results.Our cell phones are Quantum computers, they are attached to their owners by frequency connection "familiar" It knows it belongs to you.
And by the way, just to be clear, I never intended to imply you were lying. I may not think something is correct, but that doesn't mean I think it's a lie. There's a difference. For example, someone may believe the moon is made of cheese -- it isn't, but if they believe it is, then they're not lying, they're just wrong.