Skeptics wouldn't accept psi, even if science does

[Nostradamus]

[ciscop]

yep! you have everything in pere lachaisse
from the lovers: Abelardo and Eloisa to cool people like Morrison, Proust, Moliere, Wilde and Piaf
is quite a chilling experience... i wonder if you can still get buried there?.. like a millionaire can do it or is it more like a museaum now?

yeah, i ended up drinking my shot with wilde, which i am not a big fan of.. i guess at least i didnt take it with Hahnemann (father of homeopathy who is also there).. one last thing.. one time when i told the story to a french girl she asked me if i was gay, only because the grave of oscar wilde is kind of a shrine for gay people...
who knew? i guess the lipstick kisses should have gave me a clue...
live and learn

[ciscop]

[Nostradamus]

I was on the 'dog path', the tourist trail up the volcano in a rain storm. Had an umbrella for the rain. Hiked up the rain forest and into a summit cloud. The fog lifted and I was at the rim of the crater. Suddenly the entire crater was filled with a black column about 150m across and headed straight up. I tried the wiley coyote trick and placed the umbrella between me and the searing heat. Did not work for wiley coyote and it did not work for me. Knocked me off my feet and melted the umbrella. There was a short period of time in which hot burning ash blew over me and then the big rocks fell out of the sky. It rained rocks the size of microwaves and televisions while I ran screaming and crying. Hours later I got back to town. There was all sorts of debris in town and its 8 miles from the volcano.

[ciscop]

[NinjaPuppy]

[ProfWag]

[ProfWag]

[Student of Sophia]

[Student of Sophia]

[NinjaPuppy]

[ciscop]

[NinjaPuppy]

[Nostradamus]

What NinjaP said is my position. At this time there is no evidence of psi. That does not mean that it is not so.

What I find a bit disconcerting from the psi believers is comments, at times and certainly not by all, that its definitely true and they can't, or won't prove it.

[ProfWag]