Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ talk about Uri Geller's powers

[NinjaPuppy]

[caniswalensis]

[really?]

[ProfWag]

[Indigo Child]

You're clutching at straws on the die in the box experiment. Both the
die and the box were provided by SRI. The video shows us the box is
sealed, the die is placed inside and it is shaken. Several people are present
in the room and nobody can see the die. Geller gets the correct number 8/8 times.
This experiment is conclusive as you are going to get.

Well, seeing as you failed to give a rational counter- explanation for this test.
Let's move onto the magnometer test. How did Geller produce a magnetic
field comparable to that of the Earth. Does he produce special farts

I also want you to explain how he could bend a ring that requires 150lb force
by his wee fingers by stroking it. Does he have superhuman strength in his fingers?

[ProfWag]

[really?]

Is there a video showing Geller bending this ring ? Or are you simply taking the word of someone remembering what took place a long time ago ?

Here's something you don't know. There's a saying it goes something like this. 'Test tubes don't lie'. What this means is scientists set up experiments without any expectations nature will pull a fast one. In short they are not trained to look for nor are expecting experiments to lie or be deceitful. This same naivete on the part of scientists means they don't know how to set up experiments to eliminate trickery. It also means they are just as easy to fool as anyone else.

[NinjaPuppy]

[Indigo Child]

[Indigo Child]

[really?]

[Indigo Child]

You accept the scientific method when you like the results, and reject it when you don't.
Too bad science does not care what you like and what you don't like

[NinjaPuppy]

[really?]

[ProfWag]