Hmmm..... Japanese experiment seems to indicate that thoughts may have an effect on the crystallization processes of water.
What could be the premise for such an experiment?
We know that water molecules move at different velocities at different temperatures.
We also know that resonance is a very efficient coupling method in vibration, such as two tuning forks close to each other, or in electromagnetic devices such as radio.
We also know that the human brain emits certain frequencies that can be detected by electronic equipment.
The questions then are:
1) Can water molecules that are slowing down in their Brownian motion get to the same frequency as the brain waves.
2) Can the brain waves couple energy to the water molecules that are on the same frequency.
3) If there is a coupling effect between the two frequencies, then is it possible for different emotions of the people to cause different effects in the water that is crystallized.
RL says no, but then he has not conducted any studies in that field, therefore his (venomous) objections are useless.
I have not done any research into that area, so my opinion also is of no value in this situation.
So, we are left with the options of trusting the research done in Japan, or conducting our own research into the effects.
Off Topic » in reply to Wow...I really don't... ummm WOW
re: What to believe and why
The whole thread (42 posts)
- Thoughts are Things
- People are actors
- My analysis of the crystals
- A little more information
- A "water crystal" is a snowflake.
- You are indeed correct!
- Crystals grow over time. (n/t)
- Wow...I really don't... ummm WOW
- re: What to believe and why
- Come on! Cut Lindy some slack
- Did someone really lick the can you mentioned?
