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[ProfWag]

[Twain Shakespeare]

[Twain Shakespeare]

Read it. A hatchet job which assumes she is a liar since she claims to psychic, and a fraud because she is divorced. He went on to say that all she did was, at most, say which of the theories was correct and possibly not that. That makes her possibly helpful, while arguably irrelevent, but does not make her a liar or a cheat.

The only obvious lies to me were the lies of a skilled pseudoskeptical propagandist set on blackening someone's name regardless of facts.

[ProfWag]

[Twain Shakespeare]

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[NinjaPuppy]

How odd. I spent some time on Skeptico blog today and was happily reading away. One of the entries that I really enjoyed was "The Dr. Phil Reading". It's basically a very well done debunking of a few of the better known psychics. Thanks for that article ProfWag.

[oyehoye]

These days while surfing on internet a planty of psychic found available 24/7, ORanum and all other guys who ask you questions and then in response to that gives you hope and etc. But the fact is i feel that it is more of a trick then some spiritual stuff. Maybe they do possess something extra ordinary but after a few encounters i have realized that most of them are same using same figures of speech which obviously does not makes any sense. so far i have tried many both paid and free psychics most of the time i wasted money but their is one exceptional case and [name removed by Moderator]. I tried his [url removed by Moderator] text a psychic service and for the first time or maybe the last time i was sure that i am talking to someone who truly holds some authority