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Subject: Re: PSI: counter challange (Aikido
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Date: Thu, 10-Jul-86 10:39:00 EDT
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/* Written  7:42 pm  Jun 27, 1986 by mouse@mcgill-vision.UUCP in net.sci */
Karatekas  have tried to break things and  failed,  and failed,
through several  tries  (bloody hands,  etc).   Then they get the  right
mindset  (or whatever you want to call it) and everything goes smoothly.
If it were just a tough hand I can't see how you explain this.  Besides,
when was the last time you saw skin tougher than concrete?
-- 
					der Mouse
/* End of text from net.sci */

The fact that one has to be in the right frame of mind to do a thing
doesn't imply that anything supernatural is going on.  I find that, as
a singer somewhere between baritone and bass, that at times when my
throat is relaxed I can sing lower notes than at other times.  I don't
think that ESP or PK has anything to do with it.

						James Jones