carla said:Just thought that I would add my thoughts to this discussion, and I will no doubt get debunked.
That does not count as premonition.
The impact of a Harmoniser on a person can be seen by looking at the persons aura.
What is an aura? Can you provide evidence for the existence of aura?
The Harmoniser itself has an aura and then it is placed near the human body the positive impact on the human aura can be viewed. Likewise when a device that emits EMF, such as an operating mobile phone, is put near the human body the negative impact on the aura can also be viewed.
Please explain how auras are observed, I would like to veryfy that observation (I don't have a harmonizer, but I have a mobile phone).
Now I would like to think that this won’t generate into a discussion on whether there is an aura around people, plants, water and devices containing water, or whether people can see them.
Of course it will. Your premonition failed you here.
That should be a given.
Why should that be a given?
So to prove that they work, just find someone who can see aura, try asking any child under 7 years of age.
Small childeren are not the most reliable observers that exist.
There is another test than can be done with a harmonier; the lemon test. Take a lemon, cut it in half, put one half next to a harmoniser and the other half some distance away. After 10 minutes do a taste test, even better do a PH test.
Are you claiming that the harmonizer can change the PH of a lemon? That is a testable claim. Perhaps you will do the test and report the results here? I might purchase a harmonizer (unless I can persuade Roger to lend me one) and repeat the experiment.
Regarding symbols, and in this case the double spiral of the harmonisers. All symbols put off an energy, some more than others.
What kind of energy, and where do they get it from?
A simple test is to draw the twin spiral shape on a piece of paper and see if you can feel it by holding your hand over it. I find around 20% of people I test can feel it with a higher percentage being woman. Once you have identified someone who can feel it, then write the words love and hate on two pieces of paper and then placing them face down ask the person if they can feel a difference. Interesting test to conduct. Hence the origin of tatttos.
Just thought that I would add my thoughts to this discussion, and I will no doubt get debunked.
Well, if you can repeat this in controlled conditions, you may have a million $ coming your way.
**Snipped, repeat of earlier nonsense.**
3. Mechanisms: Electric fields create a force which affects ion behaviour. Plenty of variants on that theme, e.g altering the local ionisation density by varying ionisation electron tracks; or e.g. Altering the degeneracy of ions involved in in a bond breaking event, thereby affecting the recombination probability. Alteration of spin state preventing recombination and therefore increasing the probability of an external reaction.
At least Roger TRIES to act the scientist. I will ignore further posts from you in this thread, but if you want to discuss auras elsewhere, I'm game.carla said:Hans,
*yada, yada, yada. The usual nonsense.*
cogreslab said:Great, Hans!
Finally a little science at the end of the gratuitiously offensive language:
Roger, seriously: You are getting the language you ask for. I'm a very patient man, and I have tried hard to keep our discussion on the scientific level. -- And I'm always ready to let bygones be bygones and take it up again. It is entirely your choice.
*Snipped, list of questions*
OK. Not necessarily in the same order:
1. What was wrong with the childhood leukaemia study; how would you have done it?
- Poor selection of test groups, primarily no certainty that test group and control group were comparable.
- Poorly defined measuring procedures. The test setup was very likely to influence the results.
- Lack of blinding for those who measured. This is obviously very difficult t oobtain, but then the problem must be mitigated in some other way.
- No measuring of magnetic component. Since your claim is that the two are independent, any conclusion stands and falls with whether the magnetic component was there or not (otherwise that might as well be a putative cause).
- The design of the study does not enable you to show causation, only at best correlation.
I don't know exactly how I would have done it. I expect I would put more emphasis on positions andcalculations and less on measurements. Or perhaps create a databese of generic field levels independent in the actual groups. This would require larger test groups but would do away with several confounders, including blinding.
2. Poor stats in Harmoniser studies: The data you saw were two replications both with the same result. As well as other evidence from different sources.
No. According to your report, the data was from one study. The problem was, of course, the n=1 sample plan. This does not enable you to draw the stastistical conclusions you include in the report. And neither would an N=2 plan. The absolute minimum to establish a normal distribution is N=3, but the confidence levels in the measurements in your study would probably require more.
3. Mechanisms: Electric fields create a force which affects ion behaviour.
But external electrical fields do not enter the body (despite your continuous claim to the contrary)
Plenty of variants on that theme, e.g altering the local ionisation density by varying ionisation electron tracks; or e.g. Altering the degeneracy of ions involved in in a bond breaking event, thereby affecting the recombination probability.
All these mechanisms exist but require quite strong fields.
Alteration of spin state preventing recombination and therefore increasing the probability of an external reaction.
Spin? In ions? Rubbish.
4. I don't dismiss electromagnetic studies, only say that magnetic epi studies do not reveal the bio-active parameter.
They reveal lack of correlation with the presense of installations and morbidity. They show that there probably is no bio-active parameter. It is like you say below: It is more important to show if there is a correlation that to find the mechanism. The consequence is that when no correlation can be shown, it becomes irrelevant to look for a mechanism.
5. I have no need to demonstrate any mechanism regarding the Harmoniser, only its efficacy.
That is true, but you have failed to show its efficacy. And you admit you don't have any idea of the mechanism. No problem with that. The problem is that you advertize it as having a specific function, on your website you make a claim of an efficacy you cannot present any evidence for, experimentally or theoretically. With regard to your current scientific attitude, I shall refrain from reiterating what that makes you.
If we knew the mechanism of everything we would have no need for experimental investigation.
I disagree, but that is another matter.
If you are going to quote another’s post at least do it correctly and accurately. Further, if you don’t have anything intelligent to say in response, then perhaps you should consider saying nothing.Originally posted by carla
Hans,
*yada, yada, yada. The usual nonsense.*
You could discuss it exactly because we do not understand what it is. Many here have heard about it and believe that auras are hot air. You seem very confident that auras exist, so you could perhaps also explain what they are? But please do it in another thread. There are already two new threads for your claims: Children seeing auras and The Lemon Testcarla said:Regarding aura, why would I discuss something with someone who by their own admission doesn’t know what it is?
Cleopatra said:Hmmmm. Carla cannot use the quote button.
Let us not derail the thread with discussions about aura. I cannot understand you people, can't you see the obvious here?
You certainly made enough noise about being too busy to post in the week preceding the seminar, invited Cleopatra over as your guest, and when asked point blank about an abstract you did not deny the absence of one.cogreslab said:How about posting the transcript of your presentation in Instanbul?
Since I didn't make any presentation in Istanbul, nor claimed to do so, that would be difficult. Yet another product of your overreactive and totally fictionalising imagination. If you cannot find any facts to criticise you simply invent them.
Living in those castles in the air again?
Timble said:I think that Carla is a sock intent on disrupting this thread.