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   "lotusmountain2"  wrote in message   
   news:55075f8f-e28c-463b-a480-c355b2e68a30@e12g2000yqi.googlegroups.com...   
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   > Howdy!   
   > Yup bought that 'Force Trainer' supposed to read your brain waves and   
   > all. Bull shit! It's a $ 110 worthless piece of @€&%! The ball moves   
   > beyond your control no matter what you do. Maybe if you're 5-7 years   
   > old and need somekinda feeling of succeeding in something then...   
   > because it has different 'training modes' and you can read the   
   > newspaper while you succeed in EVERY task sooner or later no matter   
   > what you do. If you are into buying a star wars-licensed paper weight   
   > that looks cool- then maybe but otherwise stay away! You have been   
   > warned.   
   > p.s. it's really sad that they couldn't make something even a little   
   > workable toy but this is a real rip off. Shame on you Uncle Milton!   
      
   The problem could be that to influence something with brain waves you really   
   need a brain to start with, and anyone buying the "Force Trainer" is   
   obviously missing that essential piece.  ;-)   
      
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