I don’t know that you’ve ever been the butt of a real scam, or actually helped people to get their refund. I have and I know many who continue to do as I do. Saying something is unscientific bunk is itself a “scam” – when it hurts no one, but helps many. And that is where many dialectic materialist “scientists” hold anything spiritual as a scam – because it doesn’t fit their extremely narrow mindset. Like that video you had on who honestly believed Al Gore’s fiction on Global Warming was real and actual. – their own invisible dragon, or Great Pumpkin.

My point is that it is too easy to criticize someone else, even when they hold that simple belief that “doilies on the furniture help keep it cleaner” makes their life easier – and it’s too easy to tell them there is no scientific basis for any belief, much less doilies.

Which might be the issue I really took with your site – but if tearing apart harmless belief-systems helps you live life, then perhaps the over-wrought protests are needed. Hyper-criticism met with hyper-protest – does anyone win if nothing is served by the contest?

But otherwise, your site is quite amusing. Keep up the good work.

The day the Quantum Jumping people (who incidentally reveal immediately to not even understanding what “quantum” even means) get published in a reputable peer-reviewed journal and the consensus of experts in related fields embrace their amazing technology, I’ll begin to take them seriously. Until then, they might as well be claiming the existence of Santa Claus, Russell’s Celestial Teapot, the invisible dragon in Carl Sagan’s garage, or the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

“Ridicule is he only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions.”
-Thomas Jefferson