Difference between revisions of "Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/Cranks"
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| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Binary_economics&diff=prev&oldid=413405610 Binary economics] (February 2011). See also [http://wikipediareview.com/index.php?s=&showtopic=32947&view=findpost&p=268232 discussion] at the Wikipedia Review. | ||
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Revision as of 14:32, 13 February 2011
Cranks are defined by their strange or idiosyncratic belief systems. They differ from cults in that they usually have no cynical interest in group-manipulation. Most New Age thinking falls into this category.
New Age
- Ascended_Master_Teachings
- Ascended_Master
- Plane_(metaphysics)
- Emanationism
- Cosmogony
- Nondual
- Sri_Aurobindo
- Subject-object_problem
- Wahdat-ul-Wujood
- Energy Healing
- Astral_projection
- Apport
- Teleportation "The most famous example of teleportation in the history of paranormal phenomena is the Filipino guardia civil during the Spanish era, who suddenly disappeared from his post in the governor general’s palace and appeared in Mexico City half way around the world. The bewildered soldier could not explain how he got there."
- Category:Paranormal_worlds_and_bodies
- Category:Theosophical_philosophical_concepts
- Higher_mental_plane
- Astral_body
- Etheric_plane
- Mental_body
- Mental_plane
- The Seven Cosmic Planes
- Oversoulful_plane
- Esoteric_cosmology
- Implicate and Explicate Order
Paranormal
Pseudoscience
Economics
- Jobless Recovery
- Binary economics (February 2011). See also discussion at the Wikipedia Review.
