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| Evil's Toy... |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
[quote:e68f065c03]I don't know the whole story, but I thought you had _seen_ someone who
was 'crying like a baby[...]' My apologies.
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I can tell you just this. Nurse Ratchet and nuthouse depicted
in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" look like first class
hotel with angelic technicians in comparison where I was!
If you can imagine hell, then this nuthouse was about
10 times worse!
But they can kiss my ass!
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| Voltaire's Child... |
| Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 4:41 pm |
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On Sep 23, 6:45 pm, "DP" <d... at (no spam) destroypsychiatry.org> wrote:
[quote:b5569c3c12]"Modern psychiatry is a medical hoax," said Mike Adams, author of Natural
Health Solutions and the Conspiracy to Keep You From Knowing About Them.
"The financial success of the psychiatric industry is almost entirely based
on diagnosing people with fictitious disorders, then prescribing overpriced,
patented synthetic chemicals to treat those disorders. There is no
scientific merit whatsoever to most of what goes on in psychiatry today.
Children are being routinely exploided by drug companies to generate
profits, not health."
Source:http://www.naturalnews.com/021728.html
--www.destroypsychiatry.org
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| Mike Thomas... |
| Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 8:33 pm |
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[quote:5669927296]Mike Thomas wrote:
Evil's Toy wrote:
Mike Thomas wrote:
Brain has center for paranormal activities you know?
Please explain...
I met a guy who was dead two days under water with broken
neck. (jumped into river on his head and broked neck on rock)
They picked him up and returned him to life.
unbelievable...
He acquired paranormal abilities.
Manipulations with energy fields and clairvoyance..
His name is Petar Cikaric and lives near town Krusevac...
I'll believe it when it can be proven.
Brother of my wife survived blast of NATO bomb
of Strazevica hill. He *knew one minute* before
explosion that it will happen.
He said nature told him 
Donnie Darko!
There are supernatural powers but human
brain can;t detect it even when they draw
themsleves before their eyes
Father of my wife experienced lightning from
chandelier into his mobile phone and
Could not have happened, had the spark have earthed through his phone it[/quote:5669927296]
would have killed him. Also assuming your electrical supply is no more
than 240volts the spark would not jump more than an a fraction of an
inch - unless it was really hundreds of thousands of volts. Dielectric
breakdown voltage of air at standard temperature and pressure is
approximately 3000 V/mm
[quote:5669927296]phone didn;t blew up neither he
It's possible if he and his phone were inside a Faraday cage, if not the[/quote:5669927296]
chances of both his phone and him being killed are really high. Not many
people who get shocked by mains power survive (if any at all).
[quote:5669927296]He said " strange, device continued
to work like nothing happened"
Once when I was in altered state I dreamed
about some entities attacked me,
when I woke up *whole building*
5 floors was crazy and loud.
I thought that Im hallucinating but during
the day my neighbour Katarina
told me "what happened last night?Whole
building was awake and didn't sleep"
Etc there is *lot more*.
I guess a visit to room 101 wouldn't do anyone any good.
http://www.george-orwell.org/1984/21.html
;)))))))))))))))))
Greets!
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 10:56 pm |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
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Evil's Toy wrote:
Mike Thomas wrote:
Evil's Toy wrote:
Mike Thomas wrote:
Brain has center for paranormal activities you know?
Please explain...
I met a guy who was dead two days under water with broken
neck. (jumped into river on his head and broked neck on rock)
They picked him up and returned him to life.
unbelievable...
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Do you know what is my definition of supernatural?
Natural phenomena that is obvious to everyone except scientists.
Because scientist think in patterns.
You have to have twisted logic to *notice*
and *grasp* some phenomena.
Result of alternate state of consciousness is *seeing
reality* and *evolution*.
Because average human brain is not much
more advanced than monkey brain.
And monkey does what monkey sees...
Greets!
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| Mike Thomas... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 3:14 am |
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[quote:90753eb405]Mike Thomas wrote:
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Mike Thomas wrote:
Evil's Toy wrote:
Mike Thomas wrote:
Brain has center for paranormal activities you know?
Please explain...
I met a guy who was dead two days under water with broken
neck. (jumped into river on his head and broked neck on rock)
They picked him up and returned him to life.
unbelievable...
Do you know what is my definition of supernatural?
Yes.
Natural phenomena that is obvious to everyone except scientists.
Because scientist think in patterns.
Scientists are trained to be skeptics, to be able to show repeatable[/quote:90753eb405]
tests to prove a fact. If we see something we cannot explain, we
speculate as to what it might be.. if we can repeat the test to prove
our speculation then it is a theory - until that step it is only
speculation.
[quote:90753eb405]You have to have twisted logic to *notice*
and *grasp* some phenomena.
So you have to understand that the laws of physics _don't_ apply in this[/quote:90753eb405]
universe 100% of the time? I'm not going to go into detail but I don't
lie to myself when I see something. If it cannot be explained (only
seen), fine. But if it cannot be repeated it might as well not exist.
[quote:90753eb405]Result of alternate state of consciousness is *seeing
reality* and *evolution*.
These things are 5 dimensional, it is possible for us to comprehend this[/quote:90753eb405]
fact with mathematics, no need to be in an alternate state of consciousness.
[quote:90753eb405]Because average human brain is not much
more advanced than monkey brain.
It might be 95% the same genetically, but our brain differs greatly in[/quote:90753eb405]
complexity. In terms of size, the way brain centers are linked, the
speech center and total number of neurons. Amazing what that 5% can change.
[quote:90753eb405]And monkey does what monkey sees...
Greets!
Poz!
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 5:39 am |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
[quote:84367419ab]Scientists are trained to be skeptics, to be able to show repeatable
tests to prove a fact. If we see something we cannot explain, we
speculate as to what it might be.. if we can repeat the test to prove
our speculation then it is a theory - until that step it is only
speculation.
[/quote:84367419ab]
That is where you are wrong. "supernatural" phenomena is everywhere...
You can;t put it in laboratory though...
[quote:84367419ab]You have to have twisted logic to *notice*
and *grasp* some phenomena.
So you have to understand that the laws of physics _don't_ apply in this
universe 100% of the time?
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Yes. Laws of physics don;t apply 100% of time.
I'm not going to go into detail but I don't
[quote:84367419ab]lie to myself when I see something. If it cannot be explained (only
seen), fine. But if it cannot be repeated it might as well not exist.
One example:[/quote:84367419ab]
Our minds and consciousness *are not* objective reality.
They are *subjective reality*.
I was surprised that materialist don;t believe that *mind and
consciousness exists*.
But each of us is *aware that they exist*.
I can;t see your mind and consciousness but Im aware of mine.
You got it?
[quote:84367419ab]Result of alternate state of consciousness is *seeing
reality* and *evolution*.
These things are 5 dimensional, it is possible for us to comprehend this
fact with mathematics, no need to be in an alternate state of consciousness.
[/quote:84367419ab]
I believe that there is no such thing as dimension.
Mathematical concept of dimension can be applied to
reality but it can also fool you.
Same for time. I believe time does not exist at all it
is mathematical concept. Clocks actually count
events, not time.
So my definition of dimension is: noticing that something exist.
definition of time: noticing that something happens.
Alter state change *the way you think*.
I don;t have hallucinations any more, but *different way of thinking*.
I became agnostic.
[quote:84367419ab]Because average human brain is not much
more advanced than monkey brain.
It might be 95% the same genetically, but our brain differs greatly in
complexity. In terms of size, the way brain centers are linked, the
speech center and total number of neurons. Amazing what that 5% can change.
[/quote:84367419ab]
Yes, but other 95% *are very influental*.
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 7:25 am |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
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Evil's Toy wrote:
Mike Thomas wrote:
Scientists are trained to be skeptics, to be able to show repeatable
tests to prove a fact. If we see something we cannot explain, we
speculate as to what it might be.. if we can repeat the test to prove
our speculation then it is a theory - until that step it is only
speculation.
That is where you are wrong. "supernatural" phenomena is everywhere...
You can;t put it in laboratory though...
Because it doesn't exist beyond our imagination.
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Well, not true if event is observed by more then one person...
[quote:eb764a84ec]Yes. Laws of physics don;t apply 100% of time.
OK, sorry - 99.999% (10^18+). There are _tiny_ phenomena that happen on
a sub-atomic level that can only be predicted so far. Not observed.
[/quote:eb764a84ec]
You are wrong. If you think *you didn't experience* it that does
not mean it does not exist.
Problem with people is when they notice such stuff
they keep it quiet
Everybody around me is aware of it and everybody hides that like
snake hides it's his legs ;)
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 7:47 am |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
[quote:0fbc06411b]Right, this is a very materialistic way of looking at these two
subjects. I like to think of a dimension like it is a measurable extent
of some kind, the important thing to note is that we _can_ measure time,
thus it is a dimension.
[/quote:0fbc06411b]
Heh, are you sure you are measuring *time*.
[quote:0fbc06411b]
Have you read how the atomic clock works? the way they measure time is
not simply in seconds, minutes and hours.
[/quote:0fbc06411b]
Time? ;)
[quote:0fbc06411b]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_clock
[/quote:0fbc06411b]
[quote:0fbc06411b]Alter state change *the way you think*.
I don;t have hallucinations any more, but *different way of thinking*.
Hallucinating is certainly an altered state of mind, don't get me wrong.
It's a different way of thinking because your brain is malfunctioning.
[/quote:0fbc06411b]
That is also *your opinion*. That *does not means reality*.
What if *you are the one* that has delusions?
Mob rules, you know.
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| Mike Thomas... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:02 am |
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Evil's Toy wrote:
[quote:6ea9bfb5f3]Mike Thomas wrote:
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Mike Thomas wrote:
Scientists are trained to be skeptics, to be able to show repeatable
tests to prove a fact. If we see something we cannot explain, we
speculate as to what it might be.. if we can repeat the test to prove
our speculation then it is a theory - until that step it is only
speculation.
That is where you are wrong. "supernatural" phenomena is everywhere...
You can;t put it in laboratory though...
Because it doesn't exist beyond our imagination.
Well, not true if event is observed by more then one person...
If it cannot be repeated it might as well not exist. You are saying that[/quote:6ea9bfb5f3]
a spark moved from a chandelier to your uncles phone, which I assume is
several feet. I explained this is physically impossible and I doubt it,
I told you that 3000volts of electricity can only jump 1 millimeter on
average (depending on the air)
What you are saying either did not happen or, if it did it was lightning
from a thunderstorm and you uncle and his phone would be dead.
[quote:6ea9bfb5f3]
Yes. Laws of physics don;t apply 100% of time.
OK, sorry - 99.999% (10^18+). There are _tiny_ phenomena that happen on
a sub-atomic level that can only be predicted so far. Not observed.
You are wrong. If you think *you didn't experience* it that does
not mean it does not exist.
The laws of physics are not wrong. If you see experience something the[/quote:6ea9bfb5f3]
chances are other people around the world would also have experienced
it. If this is the case, the phenomena can be repeated, and thus is not
phenomena.
[quote:6ea9bfb5f3]Problem with people is when they notice such stuff
they keep it quiet
No they don't, there are lots of people, books, movies and websites that[/quote:6ea9bfb5f3]
concern themselves with mediums, clairvoyants or telekinesis etc.. the
problem is these people can never reliably prove their supernatural
ability. Not even under their own conditions in most cases.
[quote:6ea9bfb5f3]Everybody around me is aware of it and everybody hides that like
snake hides it's his legs
Right, and pigs fly?
Greets!
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| Mike Thomas... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:17 am |
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Evil's Toy wrote:
[quote:2e9cc7e60e]Mike Thomas wrote:
Right, this is a very materialistic way of looking at these two
subjects. I like to think of a dimension like it is a measurable extent
of some kind, the important thing to note is that we _can_ measure time,
thus it is a dimension.
Heh, are you sure you are measuring *time*.
Have you read how the atomic clock works? the way they measure time is
not simply in seconds, minutes and hours.
Time? ;)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_clock
;)
Alter state change *the way you think*.
I don;t have hallucinations any more, but *different way of thinking*.
Hallucinating is certainly an altered state of mind, don't get me wrong.
It's a different way of thinking because your brain is malfunctioning.
That is also *your opinion*. That *does not means reality*.
Hallucinations have nothing to do with reality - they are anything but[/quote:2e9cc7e60e]
reality, that is a medical fact. Although I will admit hallucinations
are often _very_ personal and can cause you to perceive reality in an
augmented fashion. I think a hallucination is really a meshing of your
sub-conscious feelings and assumptions with reality, of course it is
much deeper than this - I'm only talking about how the perception of
reality changes in an hallucination, not the the other physical
sensations or brain warping recursive thought patterns.
undoubtedly this will be different for everyone, but this is my opinion.
[quote:2e9cc7e60e]
What if *you are the one* that has delusions?
It is only a delusion until I stumble upon the fact that it is a delusion.
Mob rules, you know.
Maybe so, but theres still the Robinson Crusoe option.
Greets!
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:29 am |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
[quote:3c2c1ee307]If it cannot be repeated it might as well not exist. You are saying that
a spark moved from a chandelier to your uncles phone, which I assume is
several feet. I explained this is physically impossible and I doubt it,
I told you that 3000volts of electricity can only jump 1 millimeter on
average (depending on the air)
[/quote:3c2c1ee307]
Not uncle. Father of my wife.
[quote:3c2c1ee307]
What you are saying either did not happen or, if it did it was lightning
from a thunderstorm and you uncle and his phone would be dead.
[/quote:3c2c1ee307]
It happened. Nothing happened neither to his phone or him.
Device continued to work normally.
[quote:3c2c1ee307]Problem with people is when they notice such stuff
they keep it quiet
No they don't, there are lots of people, books, movies and websites that
concern themselves with mediums, clairvoyants or telekinesis etc.. the
problem is these people can never reliably prove their supernatural
ability. Not even under their own conditions in most cases.
[/quote:3c2c1ee307]
Go to Krusevac. This guy is not fraud. Problem is that ones that are
on tv are mainly fraud.
PREDRAG-PERA CIKARIC
psycho therapist, cures with warmth,light and bioenergy
MUDRAKOVAC, Dragoljuba Curcije 26
37000
Krusevac
TEl: 037/480-888
Fax: 037:480-887
This is from his visit card 5-6 years ago when I was there...
He is paralized and blind BTW.
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| Mike Thomas... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:52 am |
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[quote:66904334bb]Mike Thomas wrote:
If it cannot be repeated it might as well not exist. You are saying that
a spark moved from a chandelier to your uncles phone, which I assume is
several feet. I explained this is physically impossible and I doubt it,
I told you that 3000volts of electricity can only jump 1 millimeter on
average (depending on the air)
Not uncle. Father of my wife.
Who it happened to is irrelevant.
What you are saying either did not happen or, if it did it was lightning
from a thunderstorm and you uncle and his phone would be dead.
It happened. Nothing happened neither to his phone or him.
Device continued to work normally.
Doubtful, there are cases of lightning strike survivors - but they[/quote:66904334bb]
always suffer horrific burns where the water on the surface of their
skin instantly turns to steam and blows their clothes (and shoes) off.
Electrical devices can be fried just from being too close to a strike, a
direct strike is out of the question.
Have a look at a tesla coil to get an idea of how dangerous high voltage
electricity is.
[quote:66904334bb]
Problem with people is when they notice such stuff
they keep it quiet
No they don't, there are lots of people, books, movies and websites that
concern themselves with mediums, clairvoyants or telekinesis etc.. the
problem is these people can never reliably prove their supernatural
ability. Not even under their own conditions in most cases.
Go to Krusevac. This guy is not fraud. Problem is that ones that are
on tv are mainly fraud.
PREDRAG-PERA CIKARIC
psycho therapist, cures with warmth,light and bioenergy
MUDRAKOVAC, Dragoljuba Curcije 26
37000
Krusevac
TEl: 037/480-888
Fax: 037:480-887
There are establishments local to where I live that are very similar to[/quote:66904334bb]
what you're describing - they have their market, just like chiropractors.
[quote:66904334bb]This is from his visit card 5-6 years ago when I was there...
He is paralized and blind BTW.
Steven Hawking has muscular dystrophy BTW.[/quote:66904334bb]
[quote:66904334bb]
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:00 am |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
[quote:fbbf0b25ac]Steven Hawking has muscular dystrophy BTW.
Steven Hawking is fraud not this guy...[/quote:fbbf0b25ac]
Supernatural hides in natural. My definite conclusion
is this! Even when supernatural force strike one in had
one does not detect that!
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| Mike Thomas... |
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[quote:f98a1d1b1f]Mike Thomas wrote:
Steven Hawking has muscular dystrophy BTW.
Steven Hawking is fraud not this guy...
Steven Hawking is not a fraud, Krusevac is a fraud who exploits natural[/quote:f98a1d1b1f]
human instinct to steal money (doesn't feel nice does it?), all Steven
Hawking does is publish books with his life's findings.
[quote:f98a1d1b1f]Supernatural hides in natural. My definite conclusion
is this! Even when supernatural force strike one in had
one does not detect that!
This supernatural force has only been seen by you and your father in-law[/quote:f98a1d1b1f]
and it will never happen again. It's probably just like those fake Alien
abduction stories you read about.
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| Evil's Toy... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:31 am |
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Mike Thomas wrote:
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Evil's Toy wrote:
Mike Thomas wrote:
Steven Hawking has muscular dystrophy BTW.
Steven Hawking is fraud not this guy...
Steven Hawking is not a fraud, Krusevac is a fraud who exploits natural
human instinct to steal money (doesn't feel nice does it?), all Steven
Hawking does is publish books with his life's findings.
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www.sungazing.com
Legal way to earn money by fraud. What is this different that then what
Stefen Hawking does? He does not says it's science fiction?
Greets!
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