I've read many peer-reviewed publications, disproving the existence of axion particles or dark matter, for example - but I've never read peer-reviewed publication, disproving this effect experimentally.... Stupidity never dies, it just gets recycled by a new generation of the gullible...
For how long?1n 1975 I was in prison and I kept a cardboard pyramid inside my personal locker with my injector blade razor inside. It did keep my razor sharp.
Bunk.These crystals grow back when the razor is stored inside the pyramid.
Also bunk:(Note: 2000-year-old earthen vessels of wheat grain have been found inside pyramids in fresh condition and ready to plant.)
Note the word "attempted".The grain is so well preserved that researchers attempted germination.
If the OP statement is correct, that would create an industry of making small pyramids for keeping medical scalpels sharp.Dont be too sceptical. Read the evidence
Obsidian in Modern Surgery
Although using a rock as a cutting tool might sound like "stone age equipment," obsidian continues to play an important role in modern surgery. Obsidian can be used to produce a cutting edge that is thinner and sharper than the best surgical steel. Today, thin blades of obsidian are placed in surgical scalpels used for some of the most precise surgery. In controlled studies, the performance of obsidian blades was equal to or superior to the performance of surgical steel.
This is so absurd it is quite funny. The bit about "microwaves" causing molecules to "travel [how] to the tip of the blade [,] thus sharpening it [just like that!] is especially hilarious if you know any physical science.Man humans make crap scientists. To many personal opinions clouding judgement..... IN FACT.....Dr Serge V.King conducted this experiment in a controlled environment 173 times between 1978 and 1983.... to which the staggering result concludes: only 3 times did the razor blade NOT sharpen itself. Also the pyramid can be made of any substance and be any size... for example a cardboard pyramid with facings measuring 4 inches high still sharpened the razor blade AND you dont even need solid facings... the razor blade will sharpen even with just the foundations (ie a hollow pyramid). The study itself used pyramids made of cardboard, straws, metal, brick (brick failed) glass, pipes.... and other materials. In conclusion it would appear that just the shape of a pyramid promotes microwave activity which forces molecules to excite and travel to the tip of the blade thus sharpening it. I would also like to add the experiment concluded that the blade would sharpen more thoroughly when one of the facings was pointing true north.
Dont be too sceptical. Read the evidence
Ok why dont you help me to help myself... what happens when you put a knife in the microwave?..... also please dont be patronizing in such an insulting way it makes you seem like a judgemental narrow dick. No offence... just instictive defence modeThis is so absurd it is quite funny. The bit about "microwaves" causing molecules to "travel [how] to the tip of the blade [,] thus sharpening it [just like that!] is especially hilarious if you know any physical science.
Vintage woo. Keep em coming. How about something involving ancient aliens or lizard people?
Plus you are ignoring the evidence which makes you appear like you ignore what you personally dpnt believe. Thats scientific dictatorship and is unprofessional.Ok why dont you help me to help myself... what happens when you put a knife in the microwave?..... also please dont be patronizing in such an insulting way it makes you seem like a judgemental narrow dick. No offence... just instictive defence mode
Obviously it would be in the worlds best interest not to make public such obsurd sounding investigations because it would suggest that past cultures may have been more advanced than we believe. But on a lighter note, the studies concluded that that maximum a blade was sharpened was 20%.... not enough to write home about when the criterea for opperation utensils would be 'razor' sharp. The fact that pyramids either conduct or create 'electrical currents' is a fact, obsurd as it may be and is interesting dinner conversationIf the OP statement is correct, that would create an industry of making small pyramids for keeping medical scalpels sharp.
Why does that industry does not exist? Because it doesn't work.
p.s.
Did you know that obsidian yields the sharpest edge, all the way down to individual atoms.
Actually Im sorry for stirring I have since discovered that razorblades naturally sharpen themselves and the only solid science is that Pyramids promote dehydration and thus the razor rejuvinates quicker... although interesting to note that the amount a razor blade naturally sharpens in one month will happen in just 24hours when placed in a pyramidPlus you are ignoring the evidence which makes you appear like you ignore what you personally dpnt believe. Thats scientific dictatorship and is unprofessional.
Actually Im sorry for stirring I have since discovered that razorblades naturally sharpen themselves and the only solid science is that Pyramids promote dehydration and thus the razor rejuvinates quicker... although interesting to note that the amount a razor blade naturally sharpens in one month will happen in just 24hours when placed in a pyramidOk why dont you help me to help myself... what happens when you put a knife in the microwave?..... also please dont be patronizing in such an insulting way it makes you seem like a judgemental narrow dick. No offence... just instictive defence mode
Ok why dont you help me to help myself... what happens when you put a knife in the microwave?..... also please dont be patronizing in such an insulting way it makes you seem like a judgemental narrow dick. No offence... just instictive defence mode
I'm just going to leave that one here. Just because.JordanTredray said:Ok why dont you help me to help myself... what happens when you put a knife in the microwave?..... also please dont be patronizing in such an insulting way it makes you seem like a judgemental narrow dick. No offence... just instictive defence mode
Plus you are ignoring the evidence which makes you appear like you ignore what you personally dpnt believe. Thats scientific dictatorship and is unprofessional.
Obviously it would be in the worlds best interest not to make public such obsurd sounding investigations because it would suggest that past cultures may have been more advanced than we believe. But on a lighter note, the studies concluded that that maximum a blade was sharpened was 20%.... not enough to write home about when the criterea for opperation utensils would be 'razor' sharp. The fact that pyramids either conduct or create 'electrical currents' is a fact, obsurd as it may be and is interesting dinner conversation
And you are free to construct a pyramid and put your razorblades in there. We won't stop you. But you should be aware that it is an urban legend.Actually Im sorry for stirring I have since discovered that razorblades naturally sharpen themselves and the only solid science is that Pyramids promote dehydration and thus the razor rejuvinates quicker... although interesting to note that the amount a razor blade naturally sharpens in one month will happen in just 24hours when placed in a pyramid