Once again Mike, you miss the whole point of my argument, preferring to find convenient ways to dismiss it instead.

Now just think for a moment. If there are myths that such things happened in the past, perhaps there are people who can do it today. Can you grasp that?

I'm pretty sure turning rocks into gold is not an act of strength or willpower. Aside from that, there are other examples I can site, including one master who made himself diseased to scare people away, another who heated an area of ground around him while it snowed, and one master who changed a chi...

I will say everything that you just said to me. I presented you a philosphy which claims to perform feats which are magical, and without a shred of investigation or fact finding, you dismiss it as "feats of strength" which has absolutely nothing to do with the feats I mentioned. That's called ignora...

Here's what I think about Magic, Randy and his American Sceptics Association. First of all, I think it's great there's people like Randy around. He helps to get rid of all the frauds and charletons there are in the wrold. But just because people have been proven as frauds, dosen't mean magic dosen't...

No offense, but that theory is more far fetched than the idea of a physical transformation.

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