CARL BRAUHART, Australian DOWSER - Why is his claim rejected? - Page 2

Ashles · 22nd October 2004, 09:34 AM

I realise and understand what you are saying about magnetic induction.

I am just asking if there is any evidence anywhere that this is in any reasonable detectable way possible in humans.

I haven't seen any or read anyone describing any way, so I am (for the moment - until any other information comes to light) assuming that this doesn't work as a method either.

IXP · 22nd October 2004, 09:46 AM

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Originally posted by Ashles
I realise and understand what you are saying about magnetic induction.

I am just asking if there is any evidence anywhere that this is in any reasonable detectable way possible in humans.

I haven't seen any or read anyone describing any way, so I am (for the moment - until any other information comes to light) assuming that this doesn't work as a method either.

If you ask certain people, they would tell you that there is a way that the human body can detect current in an electrical transmission line. Just stand under it for about 50 years, if you develop a brain tumor, the wire is carrying current.

However, this is another topic which I am sure must be covered somewhere here in the forum.

Hellbound · 22nd October 2004, 10:01 AM

I don't know if it would work either, and I was not trying to argue it would.

I was just trying to explain that I thought this was what Hans was getting at, and it seems that it could be a plausible method, although I also have not seen it tested.

So, it seems we agree, but there was some confusion about my purpose in providing the information. Probably my fault, I was unclear.

Ashles · 22nd October 2004, 10:54 AM

Cool for cats.

It's one of those things that just sounds like it should work somehow.

I was going to propose standing people next to generators in hydroelectric power stations, but I suspect they might have difficulty preventing their teeth falling out of their head, let alone detecting some small sensation of electrical potential in their cells.

Anyway cheers for the info.

22nd October 2004, 09:34 AM	#41
Ashles Pith Artist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: The '80s Posts: 8,711	I realise and understand what you are saying about magnetic induction. I am just asking if there is any evidence anywhere that this is in any reasonable detectable way possible in humans. I haven't seen any or read anyone describing any way, so I am (for the moment - until any other information comes to light) assuming that this doesn't work as a method either.
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22nd October 2004, 09:46 AM	#42
IXP Muse Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 834	Quote: Originally posted by Ashles I realise and understand what you are saying about magnetic induction. I am just asking if there is any evidence anywhere that this is in any reasonable detectable way possible in humans. I haven't seen any or read anyone describing any way, so I am (for the moment - until any other information comes to light) assuming that this doesn't work as a method either. If you ask certain people, they would tell you that there is a way that the human body can detect current in an electrical transmission line. Just stand under it for about 50 years, if you develop a brain tumor, the wire is carrying current. However, this is another topic which I am sure must be covered somewhere here in the forum.
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22nd October 2004, 10:54 AM	#44
Ashles Pith Artist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: The '80s Posts: 8,711	Cool for cats. It's one of those things that just sounds like it should work somehow. I was going to propose standing people next to generators in hydroelectric power stations, but I suspect they might have difficulty preventing their teeth falling out of their head, let alone detecting some small sensation of electrical potential in their cells. Anyway cheers for the info.
	__________________ With extraordinary few exceptions no educated person in the history of Western Civilization from the third century B.C. onward believed that the earth was flat. - Jeffrey Burton Russell No one "proved" that a bumblebee can't fly. What was shown was that a certain simple mathematical model wasn't adequate or appropriate - Ivars Peterson

22nd October 2004, 10:01 AM	#43
Hellbound Abiogenic Spongiform Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: In a handbasket Posts: 8,942	I don't know if it would work either, and I was not trying to argue it would. I was just trying to explain that I thought this was what Hans was getting at, and it seems that it could be a plausible method, although I also have not seen it tested. So, it seems we agree, but there was some confusion about my purpose in providing the information. Probably my fault, I was unclear.