Cosimano's techniques

[realfroggystyle]

Have some of you used Charles with. Cosimano's techniques?
I am especially thinking about his psionic machines.

But I put aside the ethical values : I am on a pure technical viewpoint.

[JediKaren]

nope. Want to summerize what he did? Giving a link or two won't hurt either.

[realfroggystyle]

CHarles with Cosimano - nicknamed Uncle Chuckie - is a guy who practices radionics and psionics. What is different with usual psions is that he uses machines.

Let me give the example of the radio. The principle is : take the witness of the influence to be sent (meds, landscapes, key words...) and tie it to the antenna. Turning the knob while holding a pendulum, you will find the rate corresponding to the witness.

Then, plug an earphone cable and tie it to the witness that should be influenced ; usually the picture of someone.

Then turn on the radio. The machine will do the job for you.

This job can allow you to charge psiballs, surround you with powerful shields...

This is pure logic : an antenna is aimed at receiving information and sending it "into" the radio. In this case, it will receive the witness's information and send it in the machine. The earphone cable is supposed to receive this information and finally send it to the earphone. But here, the earphone is replaced by another witness. So, this witness will receive the information.

All radionics machines are created on this simple concept.

Here is a link to know more about this guy :
psionics.mysticalwonders.org/

[shiryuu]

I don't know...
It sounds logical, somehow, but I don't think any known machine is aimed at psionic stuff...

I still prefer the "normal" methods

[realfroggystyle]

I have already worked with machines, active drawings and programmed objects.

My feeling is that they work as long as you believe they work.

Some people need a kind of psychological help which is the manipulation of apparatus. If you can work efficiently without them, I think it is great.

[shiryuu]

they work as long as you believe they work?

mmm... I guess the placebo effect can be very useful in some situations