18-01-2004 11:11									#31
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It does not suprise me that a human could display these kinds of talents. we also have people on this earth now, in our time, that are still effectively in the stone age, as far as their intelligence and awareness goes.

So, a highly evolved soul decides to come to earth in the 20th century, or 21st century and happens to possess abilities that are not going to appear in the natural evolution of the bulk of humanity for many more years. It can be seen as a 'preview' of what will be the norm for all mankind if the stone-agers don't dominate and destroy the whole game beforehand. Jesus was such a one and perhaps. this can be seen as something for us to something to aim for.

These abilities are all part of our natural potential and if we focus, open our hearts, recognise the fact of our One-ness with All of life and All beings, we will be on the path to that day.

	18-01-2004 11:27									#32
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What are you talking about? The question here is whether it is even possible for the light receptors in the retina to be able to be sensitive to wavelengths as sall as those of x-rays..and then you have to ask how that interferes with reception of wavelengths in the "visible spectrum", and how the brain inteprets the data.

	18-01-2004 11:30									#33
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quote: Originally posted by GePap This is nuts....it would probably take several mutations for the retina to become sesitive to such a high frequency part of the spectrum as X-rays, and then there would still be the problem of the brain interpreting the signals.

or... the lil girl is on shrooms. I think my explanation is more likely and realistic.

"Mommy, I see apples and pears hanging inside your belly!"

tell me thats not somone tripping.

	18-01-2004 12:53									#34
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Does she wear yellow and blue spandex and run with other "gifted" students?

	18-01-2004 13:36									#35
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quote: Originally posted by joncha Let's hope Professor X gets to her before Magneto does. jon.

hahaha, damn, you beet me too it

	18-01-2004 16:26									#36
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quote: Originally posted by monkspider It does not suprise me that a human could display these kinds of talents. we also have people on this earth now, in our time, that are still effectively in the stone age, as far as their intelligence and awareness goes.

Sorry, but you seem to be talking about something that is physically impossible for the human body to perform.

Consider a) x-ray needs to be generated b) transmitted c) received.

Another thing is X-ray carries way too much energy for organic compounds, i.e., x-ray easily breaks the bonds in them and causes mutation if it damages DNA.

	18-01-2004 16:38									#37
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Am I the only one who is annoyed about the constantly increasing amounts of irrelevant BS-articles appearing at ACS OT main page? I don't want the first page to be full of some "Monkey which has wings and can talk flashed in Seychelles!" -threads, they make browsing truly interesting posts with some actual points harder.

quote: It does not suprise me that a human could display these kinds of talents. we also have people on this earth now, in our time, that are still effectively in the stone age, as far as their intelligence and awareness goes. So, a highly evolved soul decides to come to earth in the 20th century, or 21st century and happens to possess abilities that are not going to appear in the natural evolution of the bulk of humanity for many more years. It can be seen as a 'preview' of what will be the norm for all mankind if the stone-agers don't dominate and destroy the whole game beforehand. Jesus was such a one and perhaps. this can be seen as something for us to something to aim for. These abilities are all part of our natural potential and if we focus, open our hearts, recognise the fact of our One-ness with All of life and All beings, we will be on the path to that day.

I agree, you truly are a Gen-Y hippie. The energy to create naïve idealism will always net a , though.

	18-01-2004 18:05									#38
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quote: It can be seen as a 'preview' of what will be the norm for all mankind if the stone-agers don't dominate and destroy the whole game beforehand. Jesus was such a one and perhaps.

quote: Am I the only one who is annoyed about the constantly increasing amounts of irrelevant BS-articles appearing at ACS OT main page?

	18-01-2004 19:19									#39
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So she can "see" X-Rays. Anybody mind telling me where the X-Rays are coming from? Or does she somehow project them out of her eyes, have them bounce off a mirror and then reflect through whatever she was looking at?

at all the credulity on this thread.

Monkspider: Jesus, Communism, and now "The Girl with the X-Ray Eyes". Is there anything you won't believe in, no matter how foolish?

	18-01-2004 19:22									#40
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Oh please. Read the article, and it should be obvious what the first major sign is that this is utter bullshit. Where are the statements from these supposed medical professionals who witnessed these things and tested her? Not ONE is quoted. No names are given of the doctors who supposedly tested her. They don't even name the hospitals where these things were supposedly done! The reporter doesn't even give testimony to witnessing these things himself. It's all the word of the girl and her mother, and nothing elae.

Come on, this is WWN material. Look at the links at the bottom, for pete's sake!

	18-01-2004 21:48									#41
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Not WWW?

	19-01-2004 00:37									#42
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From the same page:

<<
Latest News
Sensational News: Joan of Arc was not executed. She died at 57
America awards Mukhail Shemyakin
The Biblical Forecast
A Girl with an X-ray vision
Aliens among us?!
>>

I think that says it all.

	19-01-2004 01:02									#43
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This thread's been a hoot, especially from those who think others are taking the story way too seriously. Laugh a little, guys. It does you a world of good.

Gatekeeper

	19-01-2004 01:28									#44
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**** VJ, sorry, I didn't mean to clutter up your browsing pleasure at Apolyton!

****!!!!!!!!

	19-01-2004 02:02									#45
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quote: Originally posted by Wezil Give her time. Before long she will see the image of the virgin Mary on the side of a Taco Bell store.

Seen it myself a while back. But then the mold grew. Now it looks like Elvis.

	19-01-2004 03:04									#46
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quote: Originally posted by Urban Ranger Sorry, but you seem to be talking about something that is physically impossible for the human body to perform.

Perhaps, but only if you have a limited understanding of what we are capable of acheiving.

I'm not sure how she does it, but technically this isn't something that is so difficult. Her particular means of doing so may be beyond my understanding though, which is what I find interesting.

	19-01-2004 10:19									#48
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quote: **** VJ, sorry, I didn't mean to clutter up your browsing pleasure at Apolyton!

It's nothing personal, but when you actually need to see some trouble trying to browse the topics which aren't hoaxes of some sort...

	19-01-2004 13:11									#49
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quote: Originally posted by monkspider Perhaps, but only if you have a limited understanding of what we are capable of acheiving. I'm not sure how she does it, but technically this isn't something that is so difficult. Her particular means of doing so may be beyond my understanding though, which is what I find interesting.

I don't know. I find something comforting in the fact that some people often use the 'that's impossible because' approach rather than the 'that may be possible if' approach.