I've read about tests using computers to do simple tasks like flipping a
coin on a computer sreen, when no ones watching the odds are very flat
50/50.
Tho when a person watches and mentally tries to make it come up heads or
tails more, the odds get very very screwy. There is no way to effect the
odds of the test other than on a mental level.
Thus perhaps shapeschanging (native American legends) and Alchemy are
effecting atoms on a molecular level perhaps. Mind over matter as it were.
Billy M. Williams
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> From: Matthew Redmond <adze@clear.net.nz>
> To: KeelyNet-L@lists.kz
> Subject: Re: Gold
> Date: Saturday, March 14, 1998 8:23 AM
>
> Hello all,
>
> John Berry wrote:
>
> > Forget protein melodies, I want the gold melody's ;-)
> > But seriously (in fact I already was) can you have a melody for an
atom?
>
> Well getting back to aether, I have done some thinking (and some asking
> about) and came to the conclusion that the aether, being made up of
> individual units of "stuff" creates sound. That sound depends on size,
> shape, area etc...
>
> If all matter is made up of aether, then the elements must also be made
of
> certain frequencies. All you do is change the frequency(s)...at the
moment
> I do not quite know HOW. I may have to resort to reading books
> again...ugh!
>
> Just one other thing, who remembers hearing stories about shamans and
> equivalents in other tribes changing into other animals? I am not 100%
> believing in it, but on the other hand not 100% dis-believing it either.
> Is it a misunderstanding, a Myth, or a science we still don't have a
> complete grip on.
>
> Oh yea, there is even some debate in alternative sciences on the subject
of
> atoms even existing the way we think they do. Some say they are just
> waveforms of light (aether?????) like Bruce Cathie suggests.
>
> Worth a thought.
>
> MR.