What is Dawkins?

Dowsing, probably directly transliterated from English, is called doodlebugging in America. ? It's called water search/water exploration in Chinese. This is a divination method used to find groundwater, oil, minerals, precious stones and metals. ...

Traditionally, looking for water sticks (Dowsing? Rod) or? Divination stick? (Divination? Rod) from the branch, y? Glyph. Grasp both ends of the Y-shaped branch with both hands. If an object or water source is detected, the branches will feel sinking.

Now many Taoist priests use L-shaped metal rods (sometimes clothes hangers, glass or plastic can also be used). ? When an object is found, two L-shaped sticks will cross into an X shape.

Golden Road has no scientific basis. ? Probably originated in Germany in the15th century. 1662 is regarded as superstition by Christians, Satan (maybe the devil is moving a stick).

Two scientific researches (1948, 1979) cannot prove the reliability of Jindao. Its accuracy is no more reliable than randomness. A recent study in Germany (published in 2004)? Nor can it prove its reliability.

Some scholars like william price? (william price) 1778, he tried to explain the Golden Way scientifically, saying that the "radiation" or "meager profit" of an object was reflected by a divining stick. But none of these explanations can be confirmed by science.

**? There seems to be no word "Tao Jinshu" in Chinese. I made it up for the convenience of explanation.

l？ U-shaped metal gold bar

In the18th century, alchemists used Y-shaped branches.

2008? James. Randy. (James? Randi) American Canadian magician, science skeptic, at Rockefeller University (Rockefeller? University) displayed an $800 Dawkin instrument.