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Dr. Masaru Emoto is the same guy that came up with the rice experiment.

This experiment was done by speaking positive and negative things to water and freezing it. The water that received positive affirmations developed into beautiful symmetrical patterns, while the water that received  negative affirmations, were all distorted and broken.

Here's a short.

Here's a documentary you won't watch, but I'm putting it here to let you know there are scientists that claim this to be true, though science doesn't accept it as a matter of fact. Still the rice experiment has been uploaded over and over again countless times by various people on youtube. 

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And yes smiling works. There's a guy who lives downstairs, he has this lady friend. Just friends nothing more. Weird but okay. They knew one another since childhood, so whatever, this broad comes around from time to time. His lady friend wants to bang some other guy. I was chilling down there one day, and usually she doesn't pay me much mind, but then one time she came over to say high, and I said hello and kept smiling. Mhm. Changed everything. Now she's more upbeat when I see her, she'll perk up and lean forward towards me at a table, uses my name in a more endearing way. Not trying to do anything with her but it's easier going even for me and conversations seem more bondable. There it is. All you gotta do is light up, and the rest is downhill. 

If you're straight faced or have another expression by the time they see you, it's too late to smile. If you smile late, it'll come across as fake or scripted so anticipate it. That alone is more magnetic. 

Is it a power ? I wouldn't call it that. It's just how things are, calling it a power makes it feel or seem more unreachable or difficult to pull off. 

Become a homewrecker. Not that you want to destroy marriages, but you want some of that energy where other women WILL regret bringing their men around you. You don't have time to mess around, be in that mode all the time. 

As a scientist what do you think of the power of manifestation, I’ve read about it and I think it has at least some merit in that it sets intention for what we focus our accomplishments on, much like signal to noise ratio. I can only guess that detractors like Jason haven’t.

It really is like signal to noise ratio. A good Bayesian prior can dig out even a faint signal.

My thoughts, I believe in the ability to manifest things for ourselves. Ive manifested away tourette's syndrome, my shyness. Ive manifested for myself a wife and a daughter. As for my career, I wanted to become a physicist, so I did. I wanted to move abroad and start a new life, so I did. I wanted to compete in sports at the world cup level, so I did. I wanted to travel the world, have friends who trust me, and be loved and respected by those around me and I am now. 10 years ago I was a depressed mess without a home, all my friends had left me, I had tourette's, I was socially shunned, my parent had kicked me out when I was 18, and I didn't have money to eat. 

Im a greater manifester than Donald Trump. Generally speaking, whatever I truly want, I get. It's mysterious really, I really think if you want something deeply you will always get it. But you have to really want it, like on a level that you'd rather die than not get it. Then you get it. When I was 20, I never smiled, so I learned to smile, like I stared at people on the bus and smiled like psycho until I got used to it, introduced myself under aliases, and forced myself to be upbeat. Now I have a nice smile.

I get a lot of compliments that I'm handsome on top of being intelligent, humble, and kind.

I still have things that I want, I want to learn everything, make a historical breakthrough in science, become a politician who brings about world peace, and go to Mars. It'll happen.

The other person who can manifest things here is Spatial, at least for what I can tell. Jim could too. I always hoped Luna would be able to do it as well. That's why I was so angry at her when she settled.

Manifesting is literally superstition, but it has been shown to at least motivate people ranging from small boosts in confidence to outright providing forward momentum with problems like Executive Dysfunction. 

You don't get anything out of demanding it from the world though, you get it from demanding out of yourself what you would have needed to get to that point on your own. 

Turncoat said: 

You don't get anything out of demanding it from the world though, you get it from demanding out of yourself what you would have needed to get to that point on your own. 

 Suddenly “sage advice” from this one who does not get out into the world. Arrogant.

Manifesting is literally superstition

Prove it.

Jada said: 

Manifesting is literally superstition

Prove it.

You ever watch the Youtube grift about manifestation? The same shit is present in self help and a ton of other moneygrabs like the chosen ones phenomenon, except the Youtube crowd dials it up to 11 (Chaos Magic). 

Anyone logical would assume a more direct rather than indirect reaction between cause and effect, and if manifestation had any basis in reality we'd need to take into account how many other people are simultaneously trying to manifest things at the same time, and how many people's manifestations are a reflection of those who manifested before them. 

Take myself for example; With how many wish me ill will, I ought to be a lot worse off by now right? Why should my manifesting things be stronger than multiple people's counterspell of it? Even further, consider the Christian and Atheist populatons for example; Wouldn't they all be collectively manifesting a state of nonmanifestation for the Noosphere? 

If you're ready to prove Manifestation to me, you better also be ready to prove Witchcraft. The real world isn't something out of Shin Megami Tensei, that's wishful thinking as a byproduct of feeling helpless (slave morality rather than master morality), which at best has the benefits we've seen come from superstition, something Witchcraft visits within it's purposeful  deceptions (such as pushing the principal of Threefold Law on it's acolytes). 

If you want to find your own way in life, it takes Master Morality, not wishful thinking. 

It takes no morality. Master morality is still just wishing for others to have slave morality. Which is part of why you said "touching AI titties is cope." It really explains your mentality of wishing to have some sort of "master morality," as expressed by Nietzsche (who tacitly condoned slave morality for others, even if a lot of his work was convoluted sophistry.)

Dragoonback said: 

It takes no morality.

That actually displays more problems, not less, and conforms with Witchcraft. Again, are you fuckers trying to prove Witchcraft real? If manifestation is real, then goodness is impossible, and even further if Manifestation is real then you have disproved the Christian God if not enabled Satan. 

Goodness becomes a grift on an evil world, in this model, whether false or true, because it is not 'the true world'.

Lets pretend manifestation is real, why do poor people exist? Explain this phenomenon to me. 

Okay, lets take it a step further, with action within our known worlds we both have. 

We both recognize Med failing, right? Why is she failing to draw in Chapo? She must be manifesting, FAR more than you or I could know, yet she still fails. Why? 

Turncoat said: 

Okay, lets take it a step further, with action within our known worlds we both have. 

We both recognize Med failing, right? Why is she failing to draw in Chapo? She must be manifesting, FAR more than you or I could know, yet she still fails. Why? 

 Respectfully, nobody answer this.