Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Using TruTester to Predict the Future

Virtually 90% of the mail I receive deals with customers who are perplexed as to why TT is not being accurate for them in predicting the future. For example, "When I test, Bill is going to call. it comes up Yes, but then Bill doesn't call!"

So this is a good time to remind TT users that kinesiology can only read thought fields that have already been created - or thought, as it were. Therefore, the proper way to tell if Bill is going to call would be something like this:

1. Bill is presently thinking about calling me.
2. Bill has thought about definitely calling me.
3. In Bill's mind, he has decided to call me.

All the statements have to be in the present tense. And what you have to do is be a little creative and try and select the thoughts he has already had that will divulge whether or not he is going to call.

Sports Picks & Gambling

When I first invented TruTester I had amazing success - virtually flawless - in selecting winning stocks and picking football games. In fact, I was 12 out of 12 on the first Sunday I used it to pick the day's outcomes. The payout on that parlay would have been somewhere over 10 million smackers had I bet just ten dollars! (Of course, you would not be reading this now if I had done that! And I'll just leave it at that . . . )

But I have been using TT once again to pick football games - and I have a system that so far is 100%. And let me say that while some may think that using AK to pick football games is counter to its basic philosophy, I say hogwash. The process is very enlightening, and I also must say that the money I used to make betting football online kept me afloat for several years. In these times it could be a real godsend for some people and families - and I am happy to pass this along for free. May you make millions (and remember me when you do!)

Of course, I used to test, "XXX Team wins the game." And then the opposite. Or, "XX Team will win the game." And all sorts of similar statements. They didn't work.

Here's what is working so far. First, I do not test if the team is going to win at all.

Instead, I make readings of the present levels of the quarterbacks and also the team in general using a scale of 1-10.

It was right this week. And it was right last week when I tested just before the start of the games.

I tested the following:

"On a scale of 1 to 10 with ten being highest level of peak performance and one being the lowest, Ben Roethlisberger is over 5. Test. Over 6. Test. Over 7. Test." And so forth.

I concluded that he and the Steelers were at 9 and 8, while the Ravens and their quarterback, Flacco were at 7+ and 8. I could "feel" a squeaker as I got my results. And I predicted Pittsburgh by 3. They won by four in a big upset.

The week previous I did the same thing. And won. I should also mention that I was perfectly neutral about the outcome as I was not betting any money. An important factor.

If you should get that both teams' quarterbacks are at 7 then what you do is test them on a new scale of 7.1, 7.2 and so on.

I also tested quickly. And I also got very clear results. Very high differentials. No question about the readings. For best results make your readings just before the game. And if you're betting money, have someone else make tests as well who is not betting to keep the readings neutral and for validation.

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