No Amount Of Belief Makes Something A

The Conjuror Or Con Man Is A Very Good Provider Of Information. He Supplies Lots Of Data, By Inference Or Direct Statement, But It's False Data. Scientists Aren't Used To That Scenario. An Electron Or A Galaxy Is Not Capricious, Nor Deceptive; But A Human Can Be Either Or Both.

The Problem With Experiments Has Always Been That Human Beings Make The Decisions On Whether Or Not The Animals Have Benefitted From The Treatment.

[psychics] Use Exactly The Same Gimmicks That We Magicians Do - The Same Physical Methods, The Same Psychological Methods - And They Effectively And Profoundly Deceive Millions Of People Around The Earth, To Their Detriment.

Those Who Believe Without Reason Cannot Be Convinced By Reason.

Nostradamus Himself Confessed That The Vague Manner In Which He Wrote His "prophecies" Was So That 'they Could Not Possibly Be Understood Until They Were Interpreted After The Event And By It.'