Good Morning Psience Quest,
Since this Rhine Research study isn't published yet, I'm not free to post it here.
I can, however, answer any questions you might have about what was done to validate this device for this study.
I did a short deep-dive into any materials I could find on the Egely Wheel, and I have seen the Action Lab efforts that do appear to show how this wheel can be influenced. Nothing is perfect. I wasn't impressed with the information I could find on the Egely Wheel that would be independent of some sales pitch.
I'm not convinced that it is strictly PK moving this wheel, I've seen more impressive PK recently done by Ariel Farias.
Arial Farias
I was disturbed at the Egely Wheel price. It isn't that great of an invention, and the parts involved would never justify the price. So that part of this makes the price a total scam. When prices are scams, the people driving that price are sketchy.
When I asked different scientists and researchers, they were quite open and honest about using this to test for PK in lab settings. As if this tool is the gold standard.
Now they are using this in the Psi Games, where they are charging between $475 and $675 per ticket to participate, I fear this is becoming even more of a scam, or that things like participation in Psi opportunities is so commercialized that only people with fat wallets will be able to attend or participate. I'm not a fan of money that isn't going towards proper research. Psi Games International
I'm interested in anyone's thoughts on the Egely Wheel and if they have done their own testing.
In your opinion, is the wheel actually involved in any PK or Vitality measures?
In your opinion, is the wheel worth the price?
Since this Rhine Research study isn't published yet, I'm not free to post it here.
I can, however, answer any questions you might have about what was done to validate this device for this study.
I did a short deep-dive into any materials I could find on the Egely Wheel, and I have seen the Action Lab efforts that do appear to show how this wheel can be influenced. Nothing is perfect. I wasn't impressed with the information I could find on the Egely Wheel that would be independent of some sales pitch.
I'm not convinced that it is strictly PK moving this wheel, I've seen more impressive PK recently done by Ariel Farias.
Arial Farias
I was disturbed at the Egely Wheel price. It isn't that great of an invention, and the parts involved would never justify the price. So that part of this makes the price a total scam. When prices are scams, the people driving that price are sketchy.
When I asked different scientists and researchers, they were quite open and honest about using this to test for PK in lab settings. As if this tool is the gold standard.
Now they are using this in the Psi Games, where they are charging between $475 and $675 per ticket to participate, I fear this is becoming even more of a scam, or that things like participation in Psi opportunities is so commercialized that only people with fat wallets will be able to attend or participate. I'm not a fan of money that isn't going towards proper research. Psi Games International
I'm interested in anyone's thoughts on the Egely Wheel and if they have done their own testing.
In your opinion, is the wheel actually involved in any PK or Vitality measures?
In your opinion, is the wheel worth the price?
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