| RETURN TO TELEKINESIS PAGE - TELEKINESIS -> "tk" experimentation | Start A New Topic | Reply |
| Post Info | TOPIC: "tk" experimentation |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 9, 2008 Views: 1612 | "tk" experimentation hello kieth how are you? well obviously you were not satisfied with my last few vid experiments i wanted to give you a better look at these effects here are some movements that shouldnt be occuring with the straws notice the way it behaves different from static or heat etc my hands are also at a good distance anyways take a look and post your thoughts once again im not claiming its telekinesis im claiming i dont know what it is... i have done many experiments this effect and under the tightest of controls the movements still occur even from a distance at times now i know you would like to see (wood) be affected by this "energy" so i decided to test with that same type of set up as the last vid and yes i can move it under cover (toothpick) i will make a video of that for you soon and post it up read the info for the videos please and to let you know i live near JREF and will be contacting them soon to see if we can set up somekind of test /notice on the last clip froom 2 mins to 2 20 it was still then started to turn and my hands were about 8 inches away and see the response video heat from hands debunk thanks |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 9, 2008 Views: 1611 | RE: "tk" experimentation http://youtube.com/watch?v=xa4-e41jeEY |
| Posted By: all Posted On: Jun 9, 2008 Views: 1609 | RE: "tk" experimentation (4 links ) in total |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 11, 2008 Views: 1592 | RE: "tk" experimentation It's static. Every time you placed the straw you start it at 90 degs to the thing it rests on and all it does is to line up with the thing it rests on. That's exactly what happened when I did it, and that is due to static. What you should have then done is place the straw along the base and then see if it will rotate to 90 degs from the base line. I can tell you now it won't. Also you should have done it with your hands nowhere near it, you would then have seen that it will still have moved, the static will still cause it to line up with the base. Having your hands in the shot just creates the illusion that they somehow have something to do with the movement. All in all this is just another example of you trying to show something that you have no explanation for, for when all the time the explanation is staring you in the face. If you must insist on making these daft videos then at least try and make a decent job of it and put in some controls. All you do is to show it move and ask everyone what could be causing it. Just give it up cj, these videos are all a waste of time, you still don't have any idea how to set up a test that means anything at all. Give it up. |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 11, 2008 Views: 1582 | RE: "tk" experimentation well keith like i keep saying i can produce movements that could not be due to static like MOVING a toothpick im not saying static couldnt possibly play a role in it somehow however id really like you to account for the movements taking place from feet away i can produce?what could that be theres not enough static on the hands normally to move this and it couldnt remain on that hands that long also what could be the cause for wood ? thanks for your response im posting another straw soon take a look im not wasting my time you have no idea of my experiances in testing go easy on me |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 11, 2008 Views: 1581 | RE: "tk" experimentation could you replicate these effects without trickery? |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 11, 2008 Views: 1579 | RE: RE: RE: "tk" experimentation heres a better look /in the next covered straw video i will make sure i capture a movement from feet away with it stationary then it moving that should do it http://youtube.com/watch?v=R0CB54zQ7hw |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 11, 2008 Views: 1575 | RE: "tk" experimentation and btw i just tryed what you said is the cause that doee not work at all.. i left it rest on it same angle as before left the room for a few to see if it would line up like you said it would that didnt happen at all it was in the same position i had left it in before |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 12, 2008 Views: 1564 | RE: "tk" experimentation I can't be bothered, I've said it all before. |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 12, 2008 Views: 1562 | RE: "tk" experimentation ok but what youve said has not explained what it is or could be only how you could fake it with static there are movements taking place that shouldnt be how? if there normal reactions could i see a replication with out trickery? or reccomend a test that would eliminate static like moving wood? |
| Posted By: motley crue Posted On: Jun 27, 2008 Views: 1500 | RE: "tk" experimentation so, this is what happens when i'm not running stuff around here? |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Jun 29, 2008 Views: 1486 | RE: "tk" experimentation I know I know.... Its just that cj still thinks that an uncovered psi wheel's movements cannot be explained by the laws of physics. I have tried to explain but have decided for the sake of my sanity its best to just give up. |
| Posted By: motley crue Posted On: Jun 29, 2008 Views: 1482 | RE: RE: "tk" experimentation you should, he's just going to post more youtube video links and say that it exists becouse tk was shown in the youtube videos. so just give up. |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 30, 2008 Views: 1479 | RE: "tk" experimentation keith your theory was not true i can make a video demonstrating that idea was not plausible at all for the same movement will occur on any surface i can spin a large piece of tinfoil on a FLAT surface for christs sake! and your saying thats normal?? ill be sending a few videos your way i challenge you to explain them please! i want you to! so far im not impressed with your explanations i have removed them from being plausible and this still occurs when i move a object from a distance undercover thats not easliy explained away and you know that take care |
| Posted By: cj Posted On: Jun 30, 2008 Views: 1250 | RE: RE: "tk" experimentation and i find your comments silly i have NEVER NOT ONCE CLAIMED TO HAVE "TELEKINESIS" i ALWAYS say a video proves nothing and HELLO remmeber i was exposing fakes and demonstrating how easy it would be to delude yourself into beliving your have superpowers SEE MY DEBUNKS at the end of they day im on your side i believe these things to be scientific realtys not paranormal or supernatural there is something taking place that cannot be accounted for by heat air or static |
| Pages [ 1 2 ] Next Page -> |