#18

Oojimaflop is a great guy. Had a couple of beers with him once in Southwark.

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#19

Or maybe not…

#20

“Dowsing for children and minerals” would make a great title for a Christmas stocking-filler book.

#21

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5 years older and I still don’t have a fucking clue.

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#22

jordan dowsing

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#23

It’s all in the blog post in the OP, if you’re really interested.

#24

Drowsing, more like!

#25

:smiley:

#26

Jeez, the science bores on that thread are just making me want to take up dowsing.

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#27

The guy who’s like “you’re wasting my money!!!”, jeez.
Swear to god every time I look at twitter I immediately want to cave someone’s head in.

#28

I’m really not.

#29

Love when they have to respond to shitposts with serious replies ‘no i’m sorry darren but unfortunately magic crystals aren’t legal currency’ :joy:

#30

An update from Ireland.

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#31

I am intrigued by these devices. If only there were a place on the internet where I could read a lengthy discourse on their workings and their similarity or not to dowsing.

#32

Also they’ve mistyped @Epimer’s name.

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#33

https://inews.co.uk/essentials/news/bbcs-john-humphrys-defends-water-divining-saying-felt-force/

#34

Oh fuck I forgot I had an actual real life argument about this with somebody the other day. They’ve got a hard science degree and should know better.

#35

Humphrys asked: “So is it completely inconceivable that there might be something to do with the movement of water under the earth and, I don’t know, it sends a signal, some sort of signal, magnetic or whatever, God knows, through your nerves or something?”

The BBC’s finest, ladies and gentlemen.

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#36

Bet you’re feeling pretty stupid now that this has been proven “a thing”!
Full apology, to dowseivers (dowsing believers/enlightened dowsers)

#37

You’re a thing.