Terra Gold LR 200 (video)

[Dell Winders]

Dave J, There is no similarity between a trained dog directed by someone who knew what curtain was to be pulled and Dave J, who is untrained, ill directed, and inexperienced going around pulling all the wrong curtains to practice Psychological babble.


Qiaozhi, It's hard to understand why anyone such as your self would bury their minds in the total reliability of ever changing science. Science is open minded to the possibilities. You are not. You don't appear to have the maturity, or the knowledge to be preaching Science to others. Especially, when you deny your own inherent mental ability in the name of science. Your hypocrisy is really sort of blasphemous.

One of the terms used by Scientist for utilizing the human mind to access remote information is called "Psychic Archeology. Remote Viewing, is another. This inherent human ability is used a lot more than you admit. I hope you see fit to remove your Cranium Computer from it's Rectal Resting Place, and accept the gift of knowledge that is available to you.

I too have been amazed at the knowledge an open mind has provide me. And I have the photo's and the witnesses to prove what I say is true. "Psychic Archeology" is a viable option used by Treasure Hunters and Scientist. Dell

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Dell Winders

One of the terms used by Scientist for utilizing the human mind to access remote information is called "Psychic Archeology. Remote Viewing, is another.

Now you're just being silly.

"Psychic Archaeology" has absolutely nothing to do with Science. It's just more of the usual paranormal pseudo-scientific garbage that pretends to compete with real working technology such as GPR and magnetometry.

Originally Posted by Dell Winders

I too have been amazed at the knowledge an open mind has provide me. And I have the photo's and the witnesses to prove what I say is true. "Psychic Archeology" is a viable option used by Treasure Hunters and Scientist. Dell

The U.S. spent [or rather, wasted] $20 million dollars investigating remote viewing (or ESP, as it's also known) between the end of WWII and into the 1970s. The results were negative. It is definitely NOT a "viable option".

Honestly, you need to wake up to reality and forget this medieval claptrap.

[Dell Winders]

Nothing paranormal about it. Even you could learn to use your inherent mental ability. I did, and I am no exception. It's built into the human Genome. Were you able to learn to walk, run, or use your hands & arms? Do you have an Ideomotor response? Of course you do, everybody does.

How can you accept all these things these things and still be in denial? Dell

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Dell Winders

Nothing paranormal about it.

So why is Psychic Archaeology described as "a loose collection of practices involving the application of paranormal phenomena to problems in archaeology"?

Did you notice the word "paranormal" in the above description?

[Carl-NC]

Originally Posted by Qiaozhi

It's just more of the usual paranormal pseudo-scientific garbage that pretends to compete with real working technology such as GPR and magnetometry.

I agree with Dell, omit the word "paranormal" as there is nothing paranormal about dowsing, remote viewing, or psychics. It's all ordinary stuff... some of it plain observation, some of it random luck, some of it outright fraud. None of it is what practitioners wish it was, although it's fun to pretend it is.

[Carl-NC]

Originally Posted by Qiaozhi

So why is Psychic Archaeology described as "a loose collection of practices involving the application of paranormal phenomena to problems in archaeology"?

I'd guess that definition to be from someone who likes to pretend.

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Carl-NC

I agree with Dell, omit the word "paranormal" as there is nothing paranormal about dowsing, remote viewing, or psychics. It's all ordinary stuff... some of it plain observation, some of it random luck, some of it outright fraud. None of it is what practitioners wish it was, although it's fun to pretend it is.

I understand what you're saying, but I'll let Dell figure it out.

[Dell Winders]

Qiaozhi, I see Carl, is still pulling your puppet strings. Carl, knows it wise to show denial rather than admit liable. Like the disgraced Randi, Carl's misdeeds will catch up with him when he least expects it. Dell

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Dell Winders

Qiaozhi, I see Carl, is still pulling your puppet strings. Carl, knows it wise to show denial rather than admit liable. Like the disgraced Randi, Carl's misdeeds will catch up with him when he least expects it. Dell

I knew you wouldn't be able to figure it out.

Carl is agreeing with you about the misuse of the word "paranormal"; but not for the same reasons. Try reading his reply two or three times. Then it might sink in.

[Dell Winders]

Carl, knows that I am correct so there is no choice but to agree to that which does not get him into trouble. You on the other hand are merely parroting Carl's lead like a good little puppet.

Again, your insistence on posting lame arguments that detract from the subject and your own interests has turned this forum into a farce and an effort to waste my time.

I know you wouldn't have it any other way, so again, you have the last word. Dell

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Dell Winders

Carl, knows that I am correct so there is no choice but to agree to that which does not get him into trouble.

So, let me get this straight ....

You're now saying that you agree with Carl's post where he said that dowsing, remote viewing, etc., is all ordinary stuff... some of it plain observation, some of it random luck, some of it outright fraud?

[xmen]

Hello.

If you do not understand something, you do not discard. If something works, how you know what it does and what it does not? Have you telepathic abilities?

Operators of Terra Gold have found many times buried treasures. Someone who have not worked with the detector, how to he write on this, without experience and knowledge? Your experience is due only to existing detectors and LRLs.

Terra Gold has user manual and if you follow it, you'll be able to find treasures.

[WM6]

Originally Posted by xmen

If something works,

Agree, there is a big IF.

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by xmen

Someone who have not worked with the detector, how to he write on this, without experience and knowledge? Your experience is due only to existing detectors and LRLs.

We do not need first-hand experience with this detector, as it's a modern version of a bent coat hanger (i.e. a dowsing rod) with added nonsense electronics designed to extract additional money from the buyer's wallet.
It certainly works as a treasure locator, but only once .... at the time of purchase.

[xmen]

And the sun revolves around the earth, which is flat.

[hung]

Originally Posted by xmen

Hello.

If you do not understand something, you do not discard. If something works, how you know what it does and what it does not? Have you telepathic abilities?

Operators of Terra Gold have found many times buried treasures. Someone who have not worked with the detector, how to he write on this, without experience and knowledge? Your experience is due only to existing detectors and LRLs.

Terra Gold has user manual and if you follow it, you'll be able to find treasures.

Xmen, don't expect anything different from ozzy georgie and carlie boy, the owners of this site.
Just take a look at their 'bio', (in)experience on the subject and twisted knowledge(if any) by reading their past posts (if this does not become too much tedious to you).

But what do you expect from boys who need to sell a book based in the old floor polishers 'teknologi' and offer a never-working LRL atari marketing strategy gimmick to help them dig money to pay their rent anyway?

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by xmen

And the sun revolves around the earth, which is flat.

You are free to believe whatever you like.

[xmen]

Do you think it's funny?

In Greece we have the following proverb: On the door of deaf, many times you can hit.

[WM6]

Originally Posted by xmen

In Greece we have the following proverb: On the door of deaf, many times you can hit.

And Terra Gold is something like the door of deaf?

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by xmen

Do you think it's funny?

In Greece we have the following proverb: On the door of deaf, many times you can hit.

The Terra Gold has its own funny youtube video.
It's a dowsing rod, pure and simple. The rest is just window dressing.

[J_Player]

Originally Posted by xmen

Do you think it's funny?

In Greece we have the following proverb: On the door of deaf, many times you can hit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmqRzuGYAg4


Best Wishes,
J_P

[WM6]

Originally Posted by J_Player

Best Wishes,
J_P

Welcome back J_P.
Where are you?
We all are seriously missing you.

[Sneshko]

Welcome again to the forum dear J_Player!
All the best wishes to you
Sneshko

[J_Player]

Originally Posted by WM6

Welcome back J_P.
Where are you?
We all are seriously missing you.

Hi WM6 and Sneshko
I am busy on a project that will take at least another year to complete.
But I am home briefly, and stopped to see what is happening in the forum.
And I was surprised to find this advertisement in the top of the forum section.
I expected to find this kind of advertisement below in the "Buy-Sell-Trade" section.

Now it appears Dell doesn't like this swivel thingy, which causes a huge division amongst the coat-hanger party, much to the delight of the transistor party.
But putting the politics aside, I found the video entertaining even though it follows the standard formula:
1. Show an amazing new treasure hunting product.
2. Explain what amazing things it can do, but don't tell how it works. Give some BS pseudoscience explanations that don't really make sense.
3. Demonstrate the amazing product finding treasure.
4. Show recovered treasure shining in the sun.

The amusing part is it looks like a RangerTell Examiner, but with a different antenna.
My opinion is you could show this product to 100 new customers who never saw it before, and let Mr. Xmen teach them how to use it.
Then, hide a ring in the hills for them to find and watch the results of their treasure hunting.
Then you could remove the internal electronics and parts from the swivel thingy without telling any of the customers that it is now an empty box.
I believe the 100 test customers would find exactly the same results as when the internal parts were intact.

This test actually works. I discovered this test method when when I was testing the RangerTell Examiner.
The results indicated I could buy an empty plastic box and put an antenna and swivel handle on it to get the same results I get from a RangerTell Examiner.
The only difference between the empty box and Ranger Tell Examiner is it cost about $12, not $695.
I wonder if the same test would work with this new Terra Gold LR 200?

Best Wishes,
J_P

[ANDREAS]

Hi J_P
Nice to see you again here
best regards