I'm gonna take that other poster's advice on board and keep an open mind.
Either one of you could be dumbasses, or both.
Yes, I've read this link from 2001 which you have cited twice in 2 replies. It proves nothing.
Yeah but just watch the speed that the hazel branch moves guys.
Yeah but just watch the speed that the hazel branch moves guys.
Would you like me to post links where engineers explain it's bollocks?Deflection.
Class.
I'll just keep posting this...cos it's great to see engineers explaining it..
Locating underground features by dowsing
Where are the results showing the measurements of that?Right...so the fact that the engineers quoted are happy to explain it as electrostatic energy
The journalist may well have been taken in by what he thought was a proper paper published by someone who really does have credentials in a scientific field.
Where are the results showing the measurements of that?
Would you like me to post links where engineers explain it's bollocks?
I said he DID have credentials in one field. And that may have lead to the journalist being more credulous than they should have been.And these don't have enough credentials for you???
Do any of those have the results I asked for above? If so which one?Grounds AC (1996).Dowsing as a tool for location of underground services.BEng Dissertation, Ref ES/96, Boots Library, Nottingham Trent University.
Hansen GP (1982).Dowsing - a review of experimental research.J Soc Psychical Research 51 (792) 343- 367.
Killip I (1984).Detecting geophysical anomalies at construction sites by dowsing.Land and mineral surveying 2 (12),633-644.
Wilcock J (1994).Royal Forest of Dean caving symposium. www-sop.inria.fr/agos-sophia/sis/dowsing/dowsdean.html
A witch (1764).I found myself in a large body of water for spouting nonsense.
Not sure if that's a non sequitur or an attempt at strawman.Next you'll be saying that engineers aren't scientists.
Where are the results showing the measurements of that?
This isn't the way to be taken seriously.
Do any of those have the results I asked for above? If so which one?
This isn't the way to be taken seriously.
I know. You're the one trying to convince us. And you're not succeeding.I don't need convincing.
You started that you twat.And stop name calling.
Well...why don't you read the New Civil Engineer article? And the references.
You started that you twat.
Yes you did.Actually...I did not call you names.
It's absolutely hilarious that you're reduced to citing that same single article, with references from last millennium
So not "all the civil engineers" then.And all the civil engineers too ?
I think the YouTube link you posted was more entertaining and just as scientifically informed.I'm off to bed.
Read the New Civil Engineer article again....and if you can't grasp the meaning then take it up with them.
Night night..
Just watch the speed that the hazel branch moves .
The article is simply an anecdote about a few people using dowsing without any kind of proper testing, along with some speculation that is not supported by any evidence and which directly contradicts the claims of the dowser you posted earlier. It's worthless.The article stands ... and the references stand.
I don't think that's true. beesonthewhatnow is likely ourmost woophobic poster... bees, if the scientific method could observe and replicate dowsing would you be happy or not?I posted that again and again because people(who didn`t read the thread) asked for it again and again. The point you make about controlled conditions has already been dealt with in the thread Controlled conditions don`t have to be contained to a lab. As I mentioned earlier.... because the mechanism is not understood you might remove it when entering the lab.
I`m not pretending that there is conclusive proof that it works ... I am saying there is not conclusive proof that its all a load of wank.
FFS learn to read
Sorry, WHAT PART OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY GROUP DON`T YOU UNDERSTAND ?
That maybe the case for science but it is not the case for U75 posters.
My position on anything in life is very simple - show it to be true, with evidence.I don't think that's true. beesonthewhatnow is likely ourmost woophobic poster... bees, if the scientific method could observe and replicate dowsing would you be happy or not?
It’s another cornerstone of pseudoscientific thinking. Ignore a vast body of evidence and cling to the one result you can find that supports* your position, as if it somehow invalidates everything else, rather than either being a statistical outlier or experimental error.It's absolutely hilarious that you're reduced to citing that same single article, with references from last millennium