Anyone into "Remote Viewing" ??

[JohnJ]

Obvious post about Remote Viewing. Anyone doing it ?

[Phaedrus]

The CIA I guess.

[MrFixIt]

I don't even know what it means...

[Rick]

If I could do that I wouldn't be searching for my glasses for 20 minutes only to find them on top of my head.

[hunter63]

I just taped over my camera........

[tjwilhelm]

Don Bradley? Is that you? Are you staring at goats, again?

For those trained (mostly by CIA, etc.), it seems to work...somewhat. I've never been trained, nor tried it; but, I was on the receiving end once; and, it's pretty creepy.

[crashdive123]

I wasn't familiar with the term (was thinking about remote cams like 1stimestar posted regarding aurora viewing) so I looked it up.

Is this what you are asking about?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_viewing

[finallyME]

When I was a kid, my dad didn't have a remote to view the tv with. So, he would tell me to go change the channel. I always had to use pliers, which is why I thought the reason they were called channel locks was because you used them to change the channel.

Now-a-days, I use a remote to view TV, so yeah, I like remote viewing. Another method of remote viewing is to pick up a tv remote.........and look at it. Not as exciting as looking at a tv.......as long as the tv is on. If the tv is off, then looking at the remote is about as exciting.

[Rick]

I have been known to watch paint dry so viewing the remote wouldn't be so bad. Besides, I'd probably find some new buttons I can't figure out how to work.

[DomC]

I don't believe in that malarkey...whatta a waste of our tax dollars in research of that ridiculousness.

DomC

[hunter63]

When I was a kid, my dad didn't have a remote to view the tv with. So, he would tell me to go change the channel. I always had to use pliers, which is why I thought the reason they were called channel locks was because you used them to change the channel.

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That's funny, I don't care who you are......

[Rick]

I don't believe in that malarkey...whatta a waste of our tax dollars in research of that ridiculousness.

Some of us knew you were going to post that.

[LowKey]

Finding new buttons on the remote is easy. Finding the right button to undo whatever made the picture go sideways, now there's a lot of remote cursing.

[Phaedrus]

When I was a kid, my dad didn't have a remote to view the tv with. So, he would tell me to go change the channel. I always had to use pliers, which is why I thought the reason they were called channel locks was because you used them to change the channel.

When I was a kid we lived out in the country. As this was way before cable we had an antenna in the yard which sometimes had to turned/adjusted. The good news is dad had a remote for the antenna. The bad news is that I was the remote!

[LowKey]

Guess you were lucky the antenna wasn't on the roof!