Can This Black Box See Into the Future? -

RedNova ^ | February 11, 2005

[all4one]

Wow...major congrats on your new daughter! And also the PhD....well maybe I'm not so busy after all! Our sons are 6 and 9, and it's a little easier working at home at night when they are in bed.

[Bernard Marx]

This box will take its place beside resublimated thiotimoline in the Science Hall of Fame.

[ladyL]

We did an experiment in our polygraph class where six students drew lots. The one who got the X had to go into a room of four plants and shred some leaves off one of the plants. The other students then hooked up the plants through the GSR and introduced the six students, one at a time to the plants. When the "plant killer" walked into the room the graph changed dramatically and it was very obvious who was the offender.

[zoyd]

Underpants gnomes?

[ladyL]

I know all of this sounds weird and I am the furthest from weird you could imagine. In fact I am a evangelical fundamentalist Christian who home schooled her children and belong to my county's Republican Women's Group. Pretty straight arrow. However, I cannot deny something I saw with my own eyes in a laboratory in NYC 30 yrs. ago. How this squares with my literalist interpretation of the Bible is that God is omnipresent and omnipotent. Just how do you think he does that, huh? Gotta think outside of the box or as someone told me once most Christians check their brains at the church door. I didn't check mine.

[combat_boots]

Like the man said, "There are more things in heaven and earth, dear Hamlet,..........."

Who am I to say this thing doesn't work?

[terjegirl]

PING

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But can it talk to the dead?