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False, it's not difficult at all to set up even minimally rigorous scientific experiment. Now you might not like the results that you gather from the experiment

False, it's not difficult at all to set up even minimally rigorous scientific experiment. Now you might not like the results that you gather from the experiment, so I would imagine that it's in your best interest to not pursue and gather actual objective evidence. Take an infrared thermometer, point it at the part of your body that you're visualizing heating up. Observe the results. Took me five seconds to come up with this experiment.

can16358p 5y ago
The hard part was obviously not measuring temperature. It's communicating people how to visualize/think of something that gives the feeling. Because the feeling is subjective and even I as the person experienced it have hard time explaining it. It's much harder to explain it to others and make sure they did correctly. I don't need results anyway, I _know_ it works so there isn't a chance that "I won't like" the results. I just want more people to benefit and an incorrect experiment may block them, not me, from proceeding further.