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At one of Paul's evenings there was a guy who was very sceptical, to the point of scoffing at the whole thing, he said he'd only attended because his wife wanted to be there and it was, of course, all a load of tosh. At the end of the evening he went home visibly shaken by what he'd experienced.

Thanks for that link Tomo, the ultimate win-win scenario!

I've said it lots of times before, but if mean chance expectation is 20%, then negative predictions will garner you an 80% hit rate.

Very true. Those who were solid believers had their opinions reinforced and therefore enjoyed themselves, those somewhere in the middle were shown that things seemingly without explanation can happen so they had a good time as well!

Just to give a wider perspective on this, I just chanced across an interesting article with a completely different take on these gauntlets thrown down to psychics:

http://badpsychics.blogspot.co.uk/2012/ ... stunt.html

-Stacy

Oh, that is just a bunch of idiot sceptics arguing among themselves.