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telekinesis and pirokinesis real?

Loonylion
#21
perhaps hes talking about hypersensitivity to EMR?
tehuber1337
#22

Replying to #21

Perceived symptoms of alleged EMR hypersensitivity are likely to be a result of other physical or psychological conditions, though.
Paralys
#23
ITT: People who live in their mothers basement, have necklaces made out of d20's and have watched the matrix one too many times.
tehuber1337
#24

Replying to #23

I'll have you know I do not live in my mother's basement.
Loonylion
#25
tehuber1337 · #22Perceived symptoms of alleged EMR hypersensitivity are likely to be a result of other physical or psychological conditions, though.
the jury's out on that, its widely discussed in medical circles but there doesnt seem to be a consensus either way.
tehuber1337
#26

Replying to #25

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_hypersensitivity#Etiology_and_evidence
ace1o1
#27
tehuber1337what
I can't find the exact subject, but I watched a special on the Discovery channel, where this lady, when excited, all electrical appliances and lights would just stop working within a small area around her.
Another man could touch a source of electricity that would normally kill anyone else and channel it through his body to the tip of his finger and burn wood or anything with the electricity.I forget what it's called, but some people can have large amounts of electricity flow through their bodies with no harm to any of their organs and others have a profound effect on electricity depending on their mood.It's sorta related, but not really. :P
I know it sounds weird, but I can't find anything on it... =\
msg2009
#28
I dont believe this one, i'd like to see some proof.
If people really could move objects with their mind it would be on TV everyday
Loonylion
#29

Replying to #28

its not impressive enough for TV.
msg2009
#30
i'd be damn impressed if a pen rolled across a table using the mind only.
how much movement are we talking?
Loonylion
#31
lifting a pen an inch for a few seconds. If the person is good.
msg2009
#32
Do you have any links? I'd like to read up about it, it sounds interesting
Loonylion
#33
http://mysticwicks.com/forumdisplay.php?f=219
msg2009
#34
I came across this whilst searching: http://www.thekeyboard.org.uk/Telekinesis%20Fact%20or%20fantasy.htm
Im going to try these see if i can do them, i just need to wait for the weather to get colder or find a cold room.
snebbers
#35
tehuber1337I don't buy it.
^
nex26
#36
Complete bollocks! If it is possible to levitate a pen for a few seconds, why isn't there any videos?
ace1o1
#37

Replying to #36

Yes. I would like to see some as well.
snebbers
#38

Replying to #37

I too would like to see this. Well actually I don't I just don't like the fact that people can believe in something that is so obviously false.
msg2009 · #34I came across this whilst searching: http://www.thekeyboard.org.uk/Telekinesis%20Fact%20or%20fantasy.htm
Im going to try these see if i can do them, i just need to wait for the weather to get colder or find a cold room.
That link made me laugh and it was a very interesting read. :)
Loonylion
#39

Replying to #38

obviously false? I cracked a window when I was younger, without even touching it. Mind I was extremely angry at the time.
snebbers
#40

Replying to #39

You've deluded yourself into thinking that you've done it. There's no proof that you did it, surely if you were to get angry then you could replicate the incident. Then I would ask you to film it.
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