I sincerely don't understand what the real deal is, but I have come across many middle-aged men who are fascinated with copper vessels that can attract light objects (mostly non-conducting, non-ferrous, organic objects like rice husks, paper, hair, etc) and are willing to pay absurd sums of money for it (or so they claim).

I guess they are fatuously misguided, and led on by con-men, unemployed appraisers and self-indulgent street brokers with their phony, cock and bull stories. Most of the gullible (yet, greedy) men, who have (or will have) fallen victim to these hoaxes, have no basic understanding of the fundamental laws of physics...nor economics, if you know what I mean. It is sad to note that, abbreviated idiotic jargon like MR, RR, TT etc have found its way into the vocabulary of even the educated.

So, let me pitch to you, something that really works, without the usual bullshit. Anyone interested in buying an Electronic Toucher (or a Duplicate Rice Puller, or whatever you want to call it)?

What I have is a device that can turn any copper vessel into a fake "Toucher" by means of induction. It was part of an installation for an ongoing laboratory experiment (it was custom-made for an overseas government project, that is now defunct).

It is not very powerful, as the conniving village-idiots claim their vessels to be, but it is the only thing that actually works, lest you want the usual bullshit tests that are done with magnets and fabricated rice. Usually, con artists use magnets and sleight-of-hand techniques to fool you. More on that later, if we happen to share a cup of coffee together.

Also, I can assure you, as a theoretical physicist, there are no companies anywhere on this planet, that are remotely willing, let alone, be interested in buying these vessels from you. If you feel the need to retort my previous sentence, then please ask yourself, if you are a smart, honest man. I say this, because I was once intrigued and curious just like everyone else. It took me all of three long years, to personally understand and corroborate that this RP nonsense is all a hoax. (Well, it's not something that I'm especially proud of divulging, on a public forum)

The aforesaid device is extremely portable, and can be powered by a 12V battery. I can promise you that it can amuse children, village-idiots and middle-aged men, alike.