Telekinesis
By Jamian
@Jamian (2603)
Philippines
December 5, 2006 8:56pm CST
3 months ago, a college student performed a magic, he bend the fork without touching it and I saw it without blinking my eyes, I was in front when he performed it, I was amazed because it was the first time a live performace like that, my friend told me that it was telekinesis, meaning, it is a power to move things without touching them, is this true? if this is true, how can we do it, is there a possibility that we can learn it? thanks. ;p
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@Daffs06 (300)
• Indonesia
6 Dec 06
Telekinesis is the influence of mind upon matter, as the use of mental 'power' to move or distort an object." Telekinesis or Psychokinesis may also be described by other names, such as remote influencing, distant influencing, remote mental influence, distant mental influence, and directed conscious intention.
I don't know why someone can do a telekinesis. Right now There is a research about telekinesis. Currently researchers describe two basic types of measurable and observable psychokinetic and telekinetic effects in experimental laboratory research and in case reports occurring outside of the laboratory.
1. micro-TK - A very small effect; cannot be observed directly. Manipulation of molecules, atoms, subatomic particles, etc. Scientific equipment is required for measuring or viewing.
2. macro-TK - A large-scale effect seen with the unaided eye; clearly observed movement or physical change of an object. Sometimes the word "gross" is used, as in "gross movement of an object.
I think it's cool if we can learn it.
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@forcemaster245 (220)
• Singapore
22 Oct 08
FYI, micro-TK actually affects probability, not molecules. for example, using micro-TK you can make a certain face of a dice show up like 70+ times out of 100 throws, or get 70+ heads out of 100 tosses of a coin. molecules are affected by macro-TK, not micro-TK.
@sk8888ordie (9)
• United States
7 May 07
haha i used to do psychokinesis to bend forks and spoons nd stuff but i could only do it while holding it
@TrainsR4Me (231)
• United States
7 Dec 06
I feel its possible to train the body to do anything with a lot of hard work. It's that old saying "mind of matter." I have seen people levitate in mid-air with literally nothing under them!
