It was so obvious it was hilarious

+majestic waluigi Nah.. I dont believe that, I honestly believe its a straight case of, their lawyers telling them for gods sake dont say it because its not worth how much the rich cunts will sue you We all know who they mean.

Mr Hamilton yeah😂

They own that word i believe

poor kitty! they did!

+Faustus Hahahaha

+Mr Hamilton not anymore...

+Bruce Lee ? what I miss dude

Vice went from being an interesting small journalist company to being funded by rupert murdoch (owner of the sun...) and taking itself way too seriously. we no longer get quirky little stories like suicide forrest in japan, we now get vice trying "real news" and in its attempt it barely differs from mainstream leftwing media. In short vice has lost its individuality through being bought out.

Mr Hamilton He only bought five percent of Vice. Disney/A&E bought ten percent. 85% still belongs to the founders of Vice Media.

Bruce Lee the ‘suicide forest’ isn’t a “quirky little story”

HAHAHA I laughed so hard when I read this

Uncle Rico?

I’m reading this shit in 2020 and I laughed my ass off 😂😂😂

I’m a conservative he doesn’t believe in any weird stuff for the most part but come on please don’t compare these the crystals Actually have purposes

@@OAM595 I'm not saying that this thing is real but what is the soul? I know our brain work on electrical activities EKG I don't know one for the heart or brain?

Look at play with junk youtube channel

He explains it's structure in the intro

Matthew Cassidy I hate Tom Cruise!

Packs fudge in the fudge factory 🤣

ComradeGaming same😁😂😂

Lmao

I’m sure you want to go back to then comrade gaming

Why not ! Black population was arguably prospering way more in the 30’s then now in terms of owning businesses and having communities

They have secret recordings of you doing that to blackmail you should you choose to criticize the cult.

I stopped the episode just to come here

Maybe he is from Detroit? That is actually a good place and not so bad time to be black. That is if it weren't for the depression.

Well in the 1930's a black man was a whole lot less likely to be in prison. In the 1930's the per capita incarceration rate was 137 per 100,000 people, today that number is 737 per 100,000. In the 1920's the incarceration rate was 79 per 100,000 people, The Great Depression increased the rate from 79 to 137.

to MOCK their crazy CULT asses.

I can tell you how it works, and it's not as crazy as people try to make out. In fact modern psychology is now making more and more use of GSR (Galvanic skin resistance) meters to assist in counselling. If for example, you have an upset person in front of you, feeling rather down abot life, when you counsell that person, you might spen many hours getting nowhere, as the person may not actually know the exact cause of his/her upset, or may not want to address it. So the meter assists in locating areas of upset, regardless of what the person is saying. In scientology use, they believe that anyone who is not doing well in life, has engrams, hidden moments of pain and unconsciousness. By locating a time when a person experienced pain and unconsciousness, the auditor believes this can be restored as standard memory, rather than reactive memory that causes a person to act in an undesirable way.

@@catman4471 at what price?! lol

Marcos Barbosa: Well that depends on what you want. You could learn how to use the meter and how to audit, then team up with someone else who has also learned, you could pay an expert, you could build your own meter and adjust the procedure to fit in with your version of the device, you could spend the rest of your days being a Scientologist and spend as much as you want, it's really up to you. But, if you consider that Scientologists believe they are eternal spirits inhabiting bodies, and that you run then risk of forgetting everything about this life time, by dying, then you might consider the question "What price eternity?" Or you might consider that this current world is so screwed up, that it's only a matter of time before the lunatics destroy it, and might be prepared to invest heavily in their project of nuclear fall out shelters, survival places while the war goes on, so that the only people remaining are those with sanity.

Based on what REAL science?

It’s a galvanometer

It's an ohmmeter

huehuehue its cuz hes black

Hakudohshi the harlem renaissance lasted until the mid-30s...but you knew that, of course

Cliff Anderson Yeah.. want to know what else was going on in the 30's? Jim Crow, Segregation, The Klan, Lynchings, Miscegenation Laws, should I go on? :\

Hakudohshi as i'm already familiar with all of that, there's no need. the problems you mentioned were predominantly (or entirely) issues in the south. the scene was filmed in new york city; context is key. btw, miscegenation laws have - to my knowledge - never existed in the united states. anti-miscegenation laws, otoh...

@Nancy Pelosi Lol. go read a book lady!

It’s easy. Squeeze your hands tighter when you want to cause a reaction on the meter.

Superman tricked the machine, look it up 😂

It doesn't need to be rigged. The machine is just a prop. The scam is all about the cold reading the "operator" conducts on the subject -- asking the right questions and listening carefully to their responses and then telling them what they already believe about themselves to reinforce the feeling that they need help overcoming their problems. Psychics and mediums pull the same scam.

Between the legs of your opposite sex auditor. It's mandatory!

Someone posted on the wiki that in 2005 the cost of the Mark V e-meter was roughly $900 and the Mark VII Super Quantum E-meter was US $4,650. The FDA investigated them for using the e-meter to practice psuedo-medicine without a license, which led to a court case in the 1960's. Substantial fees were usually charged for buying, hiring or for auditing sessions using the meter. They repeatedly represented that such auditing effectuated cures of many physical and mental illnesses. An individual processed with the aid of the E-Meter was said to reach the intended goal of 'clear' and was led to believe that there was reliable scientific proof that once cleared many, indeed most, illnesses would successfully be cured. Auditing was 'guaranteed to be successful', according to the company. The judge ordered use of the E-meter be confined to "bona fide religious counseling" and the device be prominently labeled with a warning notice: 'The E-Meter is not medically or scientifically useful for the diagnosis, treatment or prevention of any disease. It is not medically or scientifically capable of improving the health or bodily functions of anyone.' The group has now had to adopt a modified version of this statement, which it still invokes in connection with the E-meter. The current statement reads: The Hubbard Electrometer is a religious artifact. By itself, this meter does nothing. It is for religious use by students and Ministers of the church in Confessionals and pastoral counseling only.

And too right too. I think it might have been common place in the USA in those days to make claims that something could cure illnesses, not just the e-meter but quack medicines sold by other organisations. The meter is actually used as an aid to the scientologiy counsellor, and if you agree with the teachings of the religion, then fair enough, but to make claims for the device would be false. The only use it has is an indicator, to help a counsellor locate troubled areas of a persons life, in order to avoid many wasted hours that would occur if left to guesswork or lengthy psyhoanalysis.

They’ve been doing good things for a long time... constantly have journalists going to incredibly dangerous zones.

how can it measure grip through a piece of metal hooked up to an electric current?

Charles Maxwell i know, what a thicko

It could possibly measure changes in electrical signals when more energy is put into a harder grip.

Jeremiah Harding if you grip something harder it doesn't change the electrical resistance of your flesh.

Alkapow Portstar it doesn't measure the resistance. I couldn't tell you the scientific terminology... You can always Google it. But from experience (it was set up in a mall near my home) if you hold it loose the needle doesn't move, if you grip it tight then it flies to the other side. Pay attention to how each individual is holding them. Plus, even the guy says at the end it's a scam... It obviously doesn't rad your spiritual tension... I mean that makes far less sense than what I'm explaining. Think about it

Idiot. It's the SAME!

@@jojolafrite90 yes, all paths work for those that believe in them

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I give a ff. It's called journalism. Plus, I don't think Scientologists are *100%*, crazy, either. This actually makes a certain amount of sense to me, and not unlike a lie detector.

MW3Emblems citationz plz

J Co Then take your checkbook directly the nearest cult center and sign up.

Ah, the internet. I didn't say I want to JOIN Scientology, or that I don't think they are generally f'd up. It may not be a completely black and white issue, either. Imagine that.

J Co It's a 100% black and white issue.

It's not what the e meter does, it's how it's used. For a low price of $50 0000 you can take a scientology course to become an auditor. LOL This e meter is how they get the dirt on you and secretly video tape your audit, even Tom Cruise was filmed. The e-meter is a third of a lie detector, nothing more and we all know how controversial those are. I have a friend who passed a lie detector, but lied about everything but his name. The best mouse trap in the world is useless without the cheese. Every good scam has some validity. Did you see Current Affair's show on the e meter? It's pseudoscience. It probably costs $12 to make but sell for up to $4500. Watch : "A Current Affair - Scientology E-meter - Science or a Scam?"

***** So the more or less you sweat, the more they declare you an SP or Cleared. LOL

***** Smartpants, I'm not talking any bullshit. I didn't state what exactly they measure, I only said they measure physiological changes and not in which means. Thanks for adding the information, what you say only further supports my thesis. There are only two kinds of people, those who know that nothing is true, and those who are being manipulated by the first. There is no other reality than what each own percieves to himself. And what is SWEAT? It is, like i said, physiological change due to certain thought processes. The meter doesn't give a fuck whether you lie or not, it just measures the DEVIATION from one's percieved normality. Now interpret it how you want, I know scientologists are using this to BRAINWASH, but that's how they use the technology, now is it technology's fault that scientologists abuse it? No, technology is fine as it is, and if you don't know how to use it for yourself it doesn't mean it's useless? I hope next time you think before you jump on the hate wagon. Ciao.

jlarsena Give me any lie detectors and I will pass them too, but that's because of my self control ability, not because of lack of machine's ability to read my phisiological deviation ;)

***** you won like two comments ago, now your just being mean lol. in all honesty though that guy is an idiot spreading misinformation so you go ahead and pummel him into the ground.

Ebay

New or refurbished ?

You can get one at eBay refurbished for just $300 .

they dont work either