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Post by longhorn on Jan 29, 2007 9:33:37 GMT
When I've watched sixth sense on Freeview, befoe the program starts the announcer says 'sixth sense with Colin Fry is an entertainment program'. Tom and Jerry is an entertainment program, Ken Dodd is an entertainment program. Why doesn't she say this is Colin Fry passing messages from dead people? If Colin Fry actually believes he is in contact with dead people why does he allow this?- so he cannot be sued
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Post by Mr. Jon Donnis on Jan 29, 2007 10:23:37 GMT
To get around the rules of OFCOM, simple as that.
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Post by bone on Jan 30, 2007 14:00:51 GMT
it goes back to what i said previously jon. Mediums do not work in the physical realms. No instrument can measure what is taking place outside. Its like a major thought process. It cannot be measured. So no not an excuse, treat this how you want to but, horses have always ran fast. There was a time when we had no way of measuring speed. Now we can. Man was able to develop something which suited the matter. How long it takes an object to travel over a defined distance. The horse is physical, a car is physical. We can measure practically anything now. As long as its within the known forces of the universe. Again the word known applies. How convienient to mediums, the same quotes are wheeled out whenever anyone with critical thinking skills decides to question the validity of the supernatural. What you fail to understand is that any action that has any effect on the physical body in the physical universe can/should be observable by us, so the cop out that " Mediums do not work in the physical realms" renders any attempt to explain or observe this redundant and possibly pointless, either the mediums are receiving messages into their physical bodies ( brains) or they are not!. Incidentaly thought processes can be measured, we even know which areas in the brain is responsible! And you dont need intruments to work out the speed of anything, simple maths does the trick This reminds me of the "god of the gaps" argument...
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