The next security scam?
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Here is ADE 651 website.
I have read all the sciencific explination from there but I didnt understand. Can anybody explain? Is it possible? What do you say about that?
I have read all the sciencific explination from there but I didnt understand. Can anybody explain? Is it possible? What do you say about that?
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No, they don't.
Edit: This link actually includes the "high-tech" dowsing rods mentioned in the OP...
Edit: This link actually includes the "high-tech" dowsing rods mentioned in the OP...
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I'm as skeptical as the next guy, but I've seen on many occasions well witchers and farmers all use dowsing rods to come up with the same location independently that yielded a very good well, in dry areas where water was scarce, and the cost of drilling dry holes couldn't be afforded by said farmers.
so, there might be something to it...
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Scammers like these, who sell ineffective devices or training, are all too common in just about every industry. They'll show you all kinds of made-up stats and records of success, but in the end, the stuff they sell is junk and doesn't work.
Unfortunately, some of them actually BELIEVE in the junk they're selling, and many of their customers believe in it, too.
All independent tests ever conducted showed that dowsers had the same record of success as random chance.
Unfortunately, some of them actually BELIEVE in the junk they're selling, and many of their customers believe in it, too.
apples and oranges. the farmers did not put the water in the ground, they found it.
I'm as skeptical as the next guy, but I've seen on many occasions well witchers and farmers all use dowsing rods to come up with the same location independently that yielded a very good well, in dry areas where water was scarce, and the cost of drilling dry holes couldn't be afforded by said farmers.
so, there might be something to it...
I'm as skeptical as the next guy, but I've seen on many occasions well witchers and farmers all use dowsing rods to come up with the same location independently that yielded a very good well, in dry areas where water was scarce, and the cost of drilling dry holes couldn't be afforded by said farmers.
so, there might be something to it...



