As you are probably aware by now, the success of the ADE651, GT200 and other similar bomb detecting devices is critically dependent on training which accounts for a large proportion of the cost. Richard Saunders of the Australian Skeptics Zone sent me his cost-effective method for dowsing training that I think could substantially reduce the price of these devices and make them a household product as common as.. as .. as the coat-hanger for example.
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Freaky how it worked for most of the volunteers when they weren’t blinded. I never got the chance as a kid to do the Ouija board thing, so I’ve never really experienced the ideomotor effect. It’s weird to see it in action…
What a fantastically simple demonstration, and how brilliant is Richard!
Believe me, it is unbelievable.. the ideomotor effect doesn’t work with everyone but it does for most. I can readily appreciate why the troops on the front line were convinced.
I don’t want to run the gamut of any libel law because I don’t won’t to be overwhelmed by the power of the UK libel systems but really something went very wrong somewhere – you decide