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  3. Scrolling through the magick hashtag on here, I see a lot of people asking others to charge a sigil. Firstly, my issue is: what does that even mean? In an abstract sense, a charge is when you pass on a finitely signed measure, in both directions. For example, if I have two apples and someone hands me two more, I can count and see I have four apples. Apples are concrete things that I can see. What is the thing that we are passing, where is it going, and how are we measuring that this thing has changed such that it is charged? Here is the thing: Charge is a measurable property. Charge is useless without context, like the word energy. Energy is just a property of something that can cause a change. The term is useless without a reference frame.

    Yes, I understand how magic works. The intuitive idea is that they are charging it with intent via their attention. But, let’s consider an experiment. Suppose I have a liquid, and I want people to charge this liquid with intention. The easiest things to measure would be the activity level of the liquid. Because quantum objects, like electrons, are sensitive to psychic or magical forces, something like ions in a liquid would highly sensitive to magic; therefore, we can measure activity to see if there is a correlation. There is an extinction of psychic skill if the feedback is unclear. If you are directing your intention and attention at something for a psychic or magical effect, and there is no feedback or the feedback is unclear, such that you attribute confirmation bias or any other bias to something psychic or magical, you start to harm your ability. Posting sigils on social media and asking people to use them for a group working is a great way to create a culture and spread memetic influence; however, without a way of measuring whether a ‘charge’ is really happening, you just harm everyone’s ability.”

    Currently, Dean Radin is running an experiment with the double-slit experiment, sigils, a Buddha figure, and equipment he is sending out to magicians relative to things like Remote Viewing. The equipment is highly sensitive and filled with sensors, so, again, he can measure things. The person that sparked this conversation is involved with the Illuminati of Thanateros, so they should know better. It drives me just as insane with tarot card readers that do no null hypothesis significance testing at all. If your hypothesis within your theory is that the cards are encoding a message, then that would mean the cards are not random, and joint probabilities and correlations exist, allowing us to perform statistical hypothesis testing. I think people have gotten so into the habit of conning people that they con themselves.

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  4. The thing about practical applications of magic and psychic phenomena is that they’re falsifiable. The existence of spirits isn’t. The existence of psychic phenomena makes it so that the belief in spirits can create effects attributed to spirits.

    I think that many people involved with skeptical paradigms of psi, magic, and the paranormal have become obsessed with gods and spirits because they can’t disprove them. However, you can disprove if your magic to shift the odds worked and was due to chance or not, whether the object moved, whether you’re still sick, etc.

    I think most people would face reality and tweak their beliefs accordingly, but they do not. I think these people are so obsessed with this stuff that they moved the goalposts from what could be scientifically studied and disproven to what can’t, which means it has no factual support, to avoid a mental and existential crisis. Essentially, they’re couching their beliefs in things you cannot disprove to avoid reality because it causes them to spin into a crisis.

    I think what causes all of these once skeptical magicians to converge on animistic paradigms and idolatry is the realization that they have no real paranormal influence on events. They’ve turned to creating idols and running on pure delusion and faith to avoid facing reality. And there’s an evangelical slant to it. They then wish to communicate about these allegedly autonomous or intelligent entities, so they end up trying to recruit people into cults that center around idolatry.

    Over the years, I’ve seen that wave of spiritual desperation completely destroy occult and paranormal spaces devoted to skepticism and rigor. Scientific paradigms are inherently adversarial and skeptical. You support your hypotheses and theories by you and your peers trying to disprove them.

    It’s horrifying watching them get sicker and sicker. I think what’s driving this is the realization that what they wanted and what they spent their whole lives chasing isn’t real.

    The main problem I have with these people is that they constantly crave external validation, and they only get that validation if others share the same beliefs and culture. So, they’re constantly trying to recruit or antagonize you in every interaction. They have the tendency of trying to change whatever space they’re in if it’s intolerable to them, and if people refuse to conform to their beliefs, they project and call that person insufferable.

    For example, there are atheists who believe in materialism and don’t believe in the paranormal in a space. Instead of speaking to people who share their beliefs and leaving the atheists alone, they will obsessively try to coerce or persuade the atheists. When that does not work, they default to harassment and antagonism. I think what’s under that is the loss of control. By believing in the paranormal stuff that they did and seeing it debunked, they are forced to admit they don’t have control, so they spin narratives that align with the chosen trope. It’s sad.

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