you know uri geller. he is bending spoons, finding water sources with his hands, reading newspaper that he cant see. is telekinesis real? somebody says that he is just tricking.
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I personally think its true there is soo much of the brain the science doest know about
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LOL LOL LOL!!!\n\ngo to www.youtube.com and look up "yellow bamboo"  that is the wisdom you seek spider monkey!  Its the ability to harness chi in to a super magnetic Sharooken!  Have you seen street fighter the game?  Where they throw fireballs from their hands?  same principle!  Its totaly real, another great person to learn from is Dillman.... the coolest guy on this earth!!! its totaly real.  I even saw him fight Gozilla once!
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Oh man.... that is funny stuff.\nBut can't Superman fly only with his cape on? And the guy didn't notice the cape? lol  :P
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I find it interesting that the individual producing the time cube theory claims that mathematics (and by implication, all science other than what he/she approves) is nonsense has declared that set of opinions on a medium that required the mathematical and scientific work that the individual curses...  The internet, and its support technology, has been built and supported by the stuff this fellow decries.\n\nFrom my standpoint, that's like someone cursing farmers and cooks while eating...\n\nJust my opinion, of course.  I'm the embodiment of all that he or she anathematizes: so is modern medicine.  I wonder what the person would do if he/she got pneumonia or a nasty case of malaria?\n\nTo move into new territory, of course, you have to find new thoughts to think--I think it's one of Fudd's Laws: to find what no one else has found, you have to look where no one else has looked.\n\nWith that said, I have to disagree with the content of the site, and wonder about what there is in the author's background that causes such an attitude.  Certainly, there is a strong element of lack of knowledge: math and science, as they exist at this point in time, certainly embrace both singularity and plurality, and a great deal of other things.  They're not nearly so limited as the individual in that site seems to feel they are.\n\nOh, well...  Time to move on, or I shall ramble.
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Best Week Ever talked about Criss Angel twice--the first time was when they showed him dividing that woman in half--and the woman's top half starts crawling away. Tonight they compared him to David Blaine. Sure David Blaine can hold his breath under water, but......they show Criss Angel walking ON water! Not to mention Criss Angel levitating, being divided in half and (mind)freaking out chimpanzees. Criss Angel ROCKS!!!!
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everything is just a slight of hand, or a visual illusion.  \n\nhe's one of the best thats alive today though, if you really want to believe its real, theres not a whole lot you have to ignore.  your friend just wants a little excitement in her life.  she wants there to be something supernatural in existence, or existing in her mind.  lots of people do.  its part of human nature.  people want to see something spectacular that they've never seen before, people want to see someone do something extraordinary.  its great to brighten up your ho-hum life every once in awhile with a little illusion.  \n\nand a true magician never tells his secrets, so you'll never find out how he does them.  the illusion will stand to be real for as long as you want it to be.
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No one has ever scientifically proven telekinetic ability.  People who claim to have such ability fall into two categories: those who are demonstrated to be faking it, and those that won't allow themselves to be scientifically tested.\n\nThe James Randi Educational Foundation is one of the foremost organizations for investigation into paranormal claims like telekintic powers.  They've had a standing offer to pay $1 million to anyone who can prove they have such an ability for years and no one has successfully done so.
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In the 1970s, there were many reports of people who claimed to have the ability to cause such events. The most notable in the West was Uri Geller, a former stage magician who demonstrated his alleged psychic powers by bending metal spoons (hence the popular name above) as well as metal keys and several other objects and materials. However the reports were met with skepticism by most scientists, and many reported performances were eventually exposed as tricks and frauds by professional stage magicians such as James Randi.\n\nIn most cases, the trick could be accomplished simply by misdirection, a basic tool of the stage magician. Namely, the performer draws the audience's attention away from the spoon during the brief moment while he is actually bending it with his hands. The typical bend, where the bowl meets the handle, requires relatively little force.\n\nAnother possible method is to use a metal spoon that has been previously doctored so that a simple flick will cause it to bend. This can be done, for instance, by repeatedly bending the spoon at the desired spot, until the metal cracks and weakens. A skilled magician can disguise a sharp flick so that it appears smooth and natural.
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There're two kinds of activities people refer to as magic.\n\nOne is the kind put on by those who now prefer to be called illusionists, rather than magicians, like Houdini to David Copperfield, and who put on shows for public entertainment.\n\nThe other kind, are those performed by highly evolved individuals, who, because of their knowledge of, and mastery over nartural laws, can use these laws to perform what's popualrly called 'miracles'.\n\nThe former, as the preferred name implies (illusion) smacks of deceit; whereas the latter has nothing to do with deceit, but on the contrary, it's pure science.
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08/29/2005 :  11:18:43   \nWell guys we have some good news on Akili. The rehab center where he is at in Austin is continuously looking after him and making sure they do everything they can to help him recover. He is now coughing on his own and starting to hold his head up. The latest tests run on him have showed that both sides of his brain are showing brain waves compared to the hospital saying that half of his brain was gone. This is a huge plus for Akili. This is the latest on Mr.Gray and I will continue to keep you updated on his condition.
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Amazing the things you find on the internet when you look...\n\nThe joke that Bender tells but never finishes (while crawling through the ceiling) actually has no punchline. According to Judd Nelson, he ad-libbed the line. Originally, he was supposed to tell a joke that would end when he came back into the library and said, "Forgot my pencil", but no one could come up with a joke for that punchline.
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Ichi THAT is BRILLIANT......I know that in the tangential thinking that often bests me 'thinkos are the weakest links, perhaps the 'savants' of my mind and truly the innocents. Perhaps they are what saves my butt altogether.\nAbsolutely Brill!!!! I am going to ask if I may have permission to use this in my writing for in my speaking & writing i have for the first time just spoken it aloud...thank for the new concept on somethng I have been doing, another thing to obssess on, fair play to you mate, brain food doesnt often ome through the screen like this. and it just did.\nNow does this include the frontal and temporal lobes? Will Kirlean Photograhy show this in action? Or is it a different part of the brain where the lost socks of our lives go to?\nTHIS is a cool quesion. I now possess a new word..and it is awesome..."THINKOS"..now THAT is HOT!!!
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No tips. But you may be interested into the fact that the James Randi Educational Foundation offers a prize of one million dollars to anybody who is able to show any kind of paranormal or supernatural ability. To date, nobody has retired the prize. Think to that before giving your credit to people claiming that "they know" how to do or that "there is somebody" that does the trick. Anybody able to levitate out there? OK, great, then go RIGHT NOW and retire the million dollar that is waiting for you.
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Cute. \n\nDAY 775 - I continue to struggle with this contraption they call "yarn". I have seen others my kind do the same thing, and I am sure that within lies the key to my escape. However, it is obscure and tangled. Whether it also functions as a mode of mental torture, i am unsure. Whether I will find myself caught inextricably in its web (as I have seen happen to others), i know not. But I must continue to persevere, for I know one day, thumbless or not, here I will find my means.
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You have succeded in controlling the movements of a pendulum because you were holding the pendulum and moving it with your hand (I've done it myself).\n\nTelekinetic powers don't exist, simple as that (though there are a lot of things mistaken for telekinesis and a lot of cheating).
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Send me $10,000 and I will tell you how to do it. Seriously; don't you think that if this were really possible that people would be doing it all the time? Don't listen to these imbeciles. NOT ONE of several self proclaimed mentalists has EVER passed scientific scrutiny including the modern father of the movement Uri Gellar.
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david blaine is not really that amazing. the levitation from both of them are just forms similar to belducci(?) levitation.\n\nAs far as walking on water, i have not seen that trick yet. but i would bet it has a simple and logical explaination.\n\nMy answer is no. Neither one is god or satan. The reason we are not worshipping them is becuase they are not unique in their magic.\n\nDO NOT LOOK UP BELDUCCI levitation, its a nasty spoiler and you will hate both magicians forever.\n\nTo what the eyes miss,\nSilence