http://www.rvscience.com/
My significant other is completely convinced this guy is real and genuine and that RV (and other theories of Tim's) are real. I am skeptic, sometimes to a fault. Does anyone have evidence that he is full of s**t.
Without wanting to delve into his stuff too far (it'll give me a headache), he claims his stuff is "science" - just ask in what peer-reviewed scientific journals his papers have been published in.
You might also want to ask that if all this is real, why isn't it available in your local pharmacy? Surely if his crystals can cure and heal, the medical profession would be all over it.
Lastly, RV has been thoroughly debunked over and over again.
As a sceptic, you can't prove it doesn't work. All you can do is evaluate the evidence that it does work. There is none. Ask your other half why this guy has not already claimed the 1,000,000 dollar prize from James Randi.Originally Posted by mfpimp
That site hurts my brain with its idiocy level.
Counterfeit psychotronic products! I wonder what test there would be to tell which is the genuine one?
Warning:
All customers who have purchased products from RV Magic owned by Paul Hughes Barlow, and Lifetech.org should be aware that he has been counterfeiting my products, as he was advertising I manufactured crystals for RV Magic which was false. Anyone having RV Magic crystals should be aware that their use with my protocols reverses their effects - you have been warned. I have received numerous reports of counterfeit crystals and psychotronic products causing illness, mental problems, possession and catastrophic bad luck. If you have bought any of these dangerous counterfeit items off conmen, please destroy and be sure to bury the remnants in running water or salt lined pits in the soil. As these conmen never give a refund, being backed by crooked servers or worse still government agencies which test black magic weapons on unthinking guinea pigs, you not only waste your money but damage your physical and biophysical bodies. If you have bought any of these poisoned crystals, talismans... amulets, I have designed an anti occult/anti demon pc to cleanse these poor people of occult poisons and entities. This full spectrum cleansing PC costs $70 plus $10 p&p
Cant fault his eye for a business opportunity though!
You couldn't make this stuff up, could you?
Oh, hang on a minute....
How can anyone be convinced he is 'real and genuine' after reading that web site? At my most charitable I might wonder if he has somewhat lost touch with reality, but really. It looks like someone who understands neither science nor 'woo' but doesn't want to let that stop him making money.
i ABSOLUTELY agree. it's a catch 22 though, everything that makes him genuine can't be disproven...it's maddening trying to argue with her about this. to me the guy is a lunatic and conman. i was just curious if anyone knew of solid evidence of him being debunked, otherwise our discussions of him just end in chasing our tales....
magic rocks...come one now!
Gold power ring?
Must be Green Lantern's arch-enemy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinestro
worse still government agencies which test black magic weapons on unthinking guinea pigs
WTF?
You can't be a real whackjob without a bit of conspiracy\oppression thrown in?
Black magic weapons? Sounds like the strawberry creme or the marzipan one - vile.
hey, stop a minute. Will nobody think of the guinea pigs.....
They'd be the nut ones, surely?
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