[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtDennZr5fA[/youtube]

I had to stop watching when he said that drinking water out of pipes is worse than drinking water from a river, because the water in the pipes doesn't look happy and therefore contains "evil energy" as opposed to "good energy".

And the obvious conclusion from all this is that we have a crisis on our hands in because our water grid is full of evil pipe water.

Oh and of course the obvious solution to all this is that we all need to buy crystals from his website (how convenient) and strategically place them all over the water grid in order to purify the water supply with good energy once again. I'm pretty sure the last time someone posted one of this guys video's I concluded it was a scam, my mind hasn't changed here. It's all just a sales pitch.

Ihavenofingerprints wrote:I had to stop watching when he said that drinking water out of pipes is worse than drinking water from a river, because the water in the pipes doesn't look happy and therefore contains "evil energy" as opposed to "good energy".

And the obvious conclusion from all this is that we have a crisis on our hands in because our water grid is full of evil pipe water.

Oh and of course the obvious solution to all this is that we all need to buy crystals from his website (how convenient) and strategically place them all over the water grid in order to purify the water supply with good energy once again. I'm pretty sure the last time someone posted one of this guys video's I concluded it was a scam, my mind hasn't changed here. It's all just a sales pitch.

I was more in shock that one of my old classmates posted this... we went through the sciences together(our major). Not sure how he ended up in the woo.

Reminds me of this:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMvMb90hem8[/youtube]

Is it possible to power a laptop using this "evil energy"? I imagine it would make Windows run better.

Exactly what is a "triple blind study"?

Onyx8 wrote:Exactly what is a "triple blind study"?

Triple blind studies are double blind with the addition that the people analyzing the data don't know which group the data comes from.

Somehow, at times, I am convinced this is a spoof. At times, I am convinced it's serious.

Thomas Eshuis wrote:Reminds me of this:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMvMb90hem8[/youtube]

Love this!