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"Peter Bowditch" <myfirstname@ratbags.com> wrote ...
> "|-|ercules" <radgray123@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
>>Paranormal Claim 2 is not a test to answer questions.
>>
>>It is a mind reading test equivalent to a Zenner card test.
>>
>>You can write 100 questions on 100 sheets of cardboard if you want,
>>hold the cardboard in front of you and I will mind read what card you are holding.
>>
>>Isn't it worth a paranormal test to make a slight change to the Zenner card test
>>to change the symbols for something more interesting? 
>>Cue: MOTIVE considered to get mind reading to actually work!
>>
>>
>>See www.tinyurl.com/ParanormalClaim2
>>
>>STEP 1
>>Think of a yes/no question of genuine (not purely test) interest.
> 
> Done.
> 
>>
>>STEP 2
>>Tell me a random page and line number and I'll look up the "answer".
> 
> Page 53, line 64
> 
>>
>>STEP 3
>>Tell me 3 yes/no questions, A B C, one of them is the original question
>>but you don't tell me which one it is.
> 
> Qa. A? (That's a Canadian asking someone if they agree.)
> Qb. B? (That's my wife asking my daughter if she wants dinner)
> Qc. C? (That's me asking one of my students if they understand a
> demonstration)
> 
>>
>>STEP 4
>>I tell you A, B or C.
> 
> Off you go. Please provide the random quote you use to determine the
> answer.

p53 = <<the sons of Gad were Ziphion>>

Is it B?  
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> 
>>
>>STEP 5
>>You mark whether I told you what your original question was, RIGHT or WRONG.
> 
> Can you be wrong?


Not conceptually, only in implementation.

If you correct my spelling or grammar it's impossible for you to do so 
without making an error yourself.  See your post with the googolplex odds
you erroneously claimed to break while doing so.


Herc