Ok, so this is driving me nuts.

[Arrow]

http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/esp3m.html#beta2

Quantum consistency is: 22

Try and get this number as low as possible.

[Zeriab]

Quantum consistency is: 6 .




Edit:
Lol. Read the explanation or rather the comments: http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/esp4.html

[Power-up]

Wait, forget everything I just said if you saw it...

~Power-up

[Lominisio]

You guys DO know how it works though right? If you don't that's kindof sad...

[Zeriab]

I have absolutely no idea

[Arrow]

I have absolutely no idea

Please explain...

[Zeriab]

Sure.
The quantum consistency is a "randomly" generated number between 1 and 1000 both inclusive.
Note: There might be certain values in that interval it will not hit. I'm not sure.

[Arrow]

?!

But every time I was able to divert my focus it actualyl came out lower...How can you be so sure?

[Zeriab]

I naturally can't be sure there is no special phenomenon that allows you to affect the results with your mind alone.
I went into the source code and spotted among the mess a "random" number generator. I also see document.write(rand(1000)+1); at the spot where the number should be on the website.
It fits with my previous image of this trick website. It all fits. It is a way to give the website a more authentic feel and a way to distract the visitors from what really is happening with the cards.
The trick works simply by replacing the 6 cards with 5 look-a-like cards. There just is a lot of distraction.
To start with you have to choose between 3 eyes. It doesn't matter which you click, but it still give the feeling that it does matters. Especially since the links appear to be different. (Eyes watching you )
Next comes the phase where you look at the cards and have to say out loud the chosen card. This helps you remember the card you have chosen.
Again you have to click on one of the eyes. (Distraction!)
This time they can lead you to two different pages which in essence are the same, but the fact that they seem different helps maintaining the illusion of the psychic element if the user tries several times.
Once again you have the eyes and the text: I have removed your card! (Oh noez, the maker are watching you !_!)
You card is naturally gone. If it isn't gone then either the website have been changed since I reviewed it or else you having forgotten which card you chose.
There is also the deal with the occult theme and that the maker seems to be selling books about the human mind and stuff.

Then there is the Quantum Consistency numbers...
Do you see my logic in this just being another pointless thing to distract?

[Arrow]

Yes, I see what you man by the distractions, but I saw that too. I didn't know about the random number, and I'm sure if I go back now I will, but you didn't really explain how it forces you to choose a card exactly, rather sort of...danced around it. WEll, you STARTED, but you didn't go into enough detail. I'm sorry, but if you wouldn't mind dwelling on that bit a little longer?

[Zeriab]

*necroposts* (I was away >_>)

It does not force you to pick a card.
None of the 6 cards before match any of the 5 cards after you pick a card.
Since none match then the one you pick naturally won't match any of the 5 cards.
Don't believe me? Then take a screenshot before and a screenshot afterwards.
There is naturally the chance that the system has changed, but if it hasn't you should be able to see what I mean.

- Zeriab

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lol i was just about to post that.