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From: teitz@aecom.UUCP (Eliyahu Teitz)
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Subject: Re: Re: Re: Inquiry on Reincarnation (not again!)
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> [bonk!]
> 
> > ...I have seen, with my very own eyes, along with many others,
> > people perform what is called a soft break. The idea is that rather
> > than breaking a 1.5 inch cinder block with brute force, the person
> > breaking the  block concentrates his energy in his hand, and with a
> > light tap breaks the block. I have seen this done many times. By all
> > laws of physics the tap is not enough force to break the block. Yet,
> > it breaks. The blocks were not tampered with, as I bought them
> > myself and brought them to the exhibition.
> >
> > If we do not believe in some other forces, aside from normal physics
> > it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to explain the breaking of
> > the cinder block. Anyone have any explainations?
> >
> >
> >				Eliyahu Teitz.
> 
> Sure.  The same way Uri Geller (remember him?) used to bend spoons.
> Fraudulently.  Any professional magicians present?
> 
	
	Why do you assume I lie? Do you know me to be a liar? I'm afradi you 
 have bent your mind too often and now do not take anything seriously. Some-
 one else happened to post a logical reason, which I am presently investigating.
 But don't go shooting off at the mouth like an idiot if you don't believe me.


				Eliyahu Teitz.