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nasher168 said:I did see it.
I wasn't affected at all. I will be interested to see if anyone else was affected, though.
Aught3 said:Did he have people calling in and saying that it worked?
Classic! :lol:LeMeerkat said:Aught3 said:Did he have people calling in and saying that it worked?
Yes, only three got on though.
Aught3 said:Classic! :lol:LeMeerkat said:Yes, only three got on though.
No, I got it. I was just saying he took calls from people on who the trick worked, after being viewed by millions of people he was bound to get some calling in.LeMeerkat said:That statement was a bit ambiguous. To clarify, I mean that he only took three calls, there were most certainly other people who tried to get through.
In the 1960s, in response to a leaked KGB video, the CIA spent millions of dollars (the equiv of $75m in modern money) on research into psychic abilities and in particular the principle of remote viewing - the ability to see and describe an object that is hidden from view.
For the show's main Event, Derren will perform a unique, national psychic experiment with viewers able to take part via the phone or on channel4.com. In it, he'll get them to attempt match a covered drawing hung in the Science Museum. At the end of The Event, it will be revealed if the drawing matches the images the nation have drawn, Friday 25th September at 9pm.
Take part in Derren's national remote viewing psychic experiment. Simply concentrate on the photos of the covered picture in the Science museum and use the pen and notepad to draw what comes into your mind. Save and submit your picture and then check back after Friday's show to see if you can remote view! Take part in the experiment here.
stuart said:Next weeks Derren is doing remote viewing.
In the 1960s, in response to a leaked KGB video, the CIA spent millions of dollars (the equiv of $75m in modern money) on research into psychic abilities and in particular the principle of remote viewing - the ability to see and describe an object that is hidden from view.
For the show's main Event, Derren will perform a unique, national psychic experiment with viewers able to take part via the phone or on channel4.com. In it, he'll get them to attempt match a covered drawing hung in the Science Museum. At the end of The Event, it will be revealed if the drawing matches the images the nation have drawn, Friday 25th September at 9pm.
Take part in Derren's national remote viewing psychic experiment. Simply concentrate on the photos of the covered picture in the Science museum and use the pen and notepad to draw what comes into your mind. Save and submit your picture and then check back after Friday's show to see if you can remote view! Take part in the experiment here.
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I do believe penn and teller directly acknowledge that they are performers. As for the rest of your rant, again, I don't think penn and teller are great evil bastards peddling pseudoscience, and yet they are magicians. Brian Brushwood isn't too bad, though he may delve into it once in a while... Jury is somewhat out on "the amazing randy" though, I mean he did start JREF, and I like what I've seen of JREF.stnrvr said:Without the illusions they would be comedians, salesmen, politicians, or actors.
Is it really? Or is it about a made-up strawman that bears little resemblance to reality?stnrvr said:This is not about derren specifically but about magical skeptics as a whole.
nasher168 said:
He said it wouldn't work if uploaded on the internet, but I can't think of any reason why that would be true, since all TVs are of varying quality and they supposedly worked, so it's probably just to stop people viewing it illegally.
You may want to actually go on youtube and put it on fullscreen. I will be interested if anyone actually feels stuck.
ImprobableJoe said:Is it really? Or is it about a made-up strawman that bears little resemblance to reality?stnrvr said:This is not about derren specifically but about magical skeptics as a whole.
Marcus said:No, it's absolutely true. They only go after their direct competitors, the psychics and so on. If they were genuinely interested in debunking junk science, people like Randi would be equally vocal against pseudoscience with no "entertainment" value, like homeopathy.
Should Derren Brown start debating creationists or just stick to what he knows best (i.e. psychics, mediums etc.)?stnrvr said:It struck me that people like derren and randy only refute pseudoscience which makes their competitors more money.