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| Posted By: bob Posted On: Jun 20, 2007 Views: 1527 | psi wheel why does my psi wheel go from completely still to spinning after a few minutes of concentrating,i dont put my hands near it do you have a explanation for this. ==================================================== NOTE FROM KEITH: This is really cj - sad little git! ==================================================== |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 20, 2007 Views: 1519 | RE: psi wheel Yes, close the doors and windows. |
| Posted By: bob Posted On: Jun 21, 2007 Views: 1514 | RE: RE: psi wheel I do i turn my fan off in my room aswell as the airconditioner and i never open my windows |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 21, 2007 Views: 1510 | RE: psi wheel Try covering it with a glass bowl over it then see if it spins. |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 22, 2007 Views: 1495 | RE: psi wheel I know its not air currents my air is off and all windows doors are shut . when i cover it there isnt much of a effect it will wobble |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 22, 2007 Views: 1494 | RE: psi wheel yah its me kieth i dont wanna argue bout rv ne more well c what happens mate although i do wanna find a explanation for this just like i did with the spoon bending can ya help me out and well call it a draw on rv. |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 23, 2007 Views: 1492 | RE: psi wheel If you promise not to even mention effing rv I will continue with you. Okay. If you cover the wheel with a glass bowl, make no attempt to move it yourself, and it still wobbles then you have a problem. How can you hope to demonstrate TK when the thing moves by itself anyway? Unless you start your test with the wheel completely stationary for at least 5 mins all you are demonstrating is that you cant set up a test under those conditions. You may ask why the wheel is moving. Without being there to see for myself I can't say. Try describing the exact set up to me starting with the pin, the wheel, what it is standing on, the bowl, how big it is, does it make a good seal with the table, etc etc. Then ask if it could be vibration? Could it be static? How far away are you? How much does it move? We can start with that as a basis and take it from there. |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 23, 2007 Views: 1490 | RE: psi wheel well i get a needle and a piece of paper or tin foil and turn off all air conditioning and fans and place it on the needle it will not move and like i said after a few minutes of concentrating it will slowly spin in a perfect manner ive messed around with it and when air is affecting it it looks way different |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 23, 2007 Views: 1489 | RE: psi wheel its not vibrations ,for sure,no way its static and it will spin slowly without wobbling as common with air currents and sometimes i feel as if i can control which way it goes but probably just coincedence i can stand ten feet away and it will still work tho i will try to make a movie i havent had the chance to get a web cam there is no trick involved i am genuine and only want to find the truth and i do not at all consider this proof conclusive of tk |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 24, 2007 Views: 1484 | RE: psi wheel I'm sorry but you need to be a lot clearer with your information. Are you talking about it moving when covered or uncovered? |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 24, 2007 Views: 1481 | RE: psi wheel uncovered ,i hold up the needle on a piece of wax and put the paper or tinfoil on top |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 25, 2007 Views: 1476 | RE: psi wheel All uncovered psi wheels will move, so the fact that yours does should cause you no surprise. They are the most sensitive home made detectors of air currents I have ever come across. If you want to find out if it is you moving it then here is how. Toss a coin, heads means anti-clockwise, tails clockwise, or vice versa if you prefer. Spin the coin then make the psi wheel spin in that direction. Give yourself a reasonable time to do this, say 5 mins. Mark it a tick if you achieve moving it in that direction, and only that direction, within 5 mins. Spin the coin again and repeat the exercise. Do this for as many times as you can, at least 20 times, better 50 to a 100. Count up your score. By pure chance alone you should get 50% To show TK you must score a lot higher, say 70% over a short run of less then 100. Try it and see what score you get. If it is around 50% it will indicate you have no control over the psi wheel. |
| Posted By: Solaan Posted On: Jul 5, 2007 Views: 1450 | RE: RE: psi wheel coming in blind... Keith, you're as single minded in your belief of non-existance as the fanatics you beat down. i don't care if 'TK' exists or otherwise. i can, and have, messed with objects using my mind. i don't have to convince anyone. or answer to anyone. don't bother with 'there's a cash reward' ~ could you imagine living to death as a guinea pig? prodded and pushed along? yeah... wonder no one has claimed it... get busy disproving the Bible. TK has never started a war, caused a crusade or had anyone hanged. TK is belief. we should use our right to choose. |
| Posted By: Solaan Posted On: Jul 5, 2007 Views: 1447 | RE: psi wheel ah, just readin everyone's petty mud slinging of 'prove this, prove that'... strange how no one said 'prove the world is flat', we just stumbled on it ^^ it's astonishing to see people talk about 'logic'. if we close our eyes, and it's completely dark... we can't prove any physical thing exists. we could record it... but you'd have to open your eyes to see. that's cheating. hang on... someone else could! but then... you'd have to believe them, no? and thats not real proof is it... if you open your eyes, you'll realise we're staring into complete darkness. reality is the sum of our perception. the sum of our senses. stop looking at people spinning paper wheels. grow up and look at why you feel so angry and confused as to attack another persons belief, lack of, or otherwise... |
| Posted By: Solaan Posted On: Jul 5, 2007 Views: 1446 | RE: psi wheel oh, and one more thing... cue the expected abuse :) |
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