Objectivists? Scientists? You will love this!

[mansr]

Yeah, I had a good chuckle at that.

[mansr]

15 minutes ago, Shadders said:

On a serious note the article states :

"The Extender emits a signal which communicates direct with the brain."

The article states it is a Scalar Wave - which is still an electromagnetic wave.

Any piece of equipment that sends an EM wave into the brain should undergo health and safety testing.

There are beneficial effects of EM waves on the body, as there are also detrimental effects.

This product, without any testing and assurance that it does not harm the body/brain, is a potential serious health risk.

You are assuming the device does anything at all.

 

15 minutes ago, Shadders said:

Should not be sold.

Agreed.

[mansr]

4 minutes ago, firedog said:

Apparently scientific consensus is that there is no such thing.

Then that's definitely how this device operates.

[mansr]

29 minutes ago, GUTB said:

The reason why this is interesting is because vhd is reputable who is supposedly selling a snakeoil device.

I've always considered VHD to be operating on the fringes of rationality along with the likes of Audioquest and Nordost. This puts him squarely in Synergistic Research territory.

[mansr]

3 hours ago, Shadders said:

The article states it is a Scalar Wave

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Scalar_wave

[mansr]

4 minutes ago, Shadders said:

Continuing the theme, esoteric goods the the f*cking terminally stupid cretinous audiophools, i would like to present to you the following :

http://www.russandrews.com/dde-1/

It is absolutely effing magic. Really, it is magic. Only £3,130.

Has at least one 5 star review. Has at least one guaranteed mug who purchased it.

The web page doesn't even say what the effect is supposed to be.