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[edit] Undoing Previous Redirect

I came here from a list at LGAT which seems to contain a laundry-list of organizations from Alpha to the Silva Method, a few of which are human-potential-workshop-type things, some of which are churchy things and some of which are remote viewing groups. From various links on the Internet I thought that this Ed Dames was the one who sold Dane Spotts, the current CEO of PSI Tech in Bellingham WA but this stuff is so unclear that I am in danger of WP:NOR so I'm deleting the article. Trying to remove some redlinks has me into territory I see as absurd and kooky, so I'm going to admit the error and try to undo any damage. Perhaps PSI World is Ed Dames' company, perhaps it was meant to refer to http://www.psiseminars.com/ and perhaps the original editor at LGAT was equally confused, so I'll document my thinking here and leave the redline as it was: somebody else's problem. Apologies. Rorybowman 16:58, 17 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] LGAT - unbalanced labeling

The LGAT page large group awareness training has been marked as biased and unbalanced. Anti-Cult groups have targeted a number of training organizations and indiscriminately 'label' them in an effort to discredit them.

The attempts to discredit PSI seminars by the anti-cult groups with their LGAT verbage, as well as the attempts to tie PSI to the UNRELATED Lifespring, is biased and prejudicial and should be removed. Lsi john 15:17, 30 March 2007 (UTC)