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| Posted By: dynamus Posted On: Mar 25, 2012 Views: 1414 | telekinesis experiment here are the results of my telekinesis experiment. (c=clockwise rotation) (a=counter clockwise rotation) there were a total of 10 rounds of this experiment in the order of c,a,c,c,a,a,c,a,c,c with a final 3 rotations each way at the end the wheel consisted of a square piece of aluminum foil,a sewing needle with the eye removed,and a large pink eraser. the wheel was then covered with a glass bowl surrounded by a line of weather stripping I gave each rotation 45 seconds to complete,otherwise rotation was considered to be a failure 1.attempted c rotation,no results. 2.a rotation failed with abou a 3/4 rotation. 3.c rotation successful full rotation and a half. 4.c rotation successful full rotation. 5.a rotation undecided couldn't quite tell if it was a full rotation,however very close. 6.a rotation,nearly two full revolutions. 7.c rotation,succesful solid rotation 8.a rotation, succesful,rotation and a half although the aluminum fell off afterwords. 9.c rotation,almost exact revolution with a sudden stop 10.c rotation succesful but with only 6 seconds to spare I then took a 2 hour break before attempting the 3 continuos rotations I gave myself a 1 minute 30 second limit 1.3-c rotations,succesful but very slow rotations 2.3-a rotations, failure only managed 2 before time ran out. These are the results of my experiment. With a 8-9 out of 12 success rate Once again (and I can't stress this enough) don't take anyone's word on this. It is entirely possible that I am lieing or even delusional.The only way you can tell 100% if it does or does not exist is by running your own experiments. Thank you -dynamus- |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Mar 26, 2012 Views: 1410 | RE: telekinesis experiment Thank you for taking the trouble to post the results of your controlled TK test. If we ignore the first two tries on your first test because they may have failed due to you needing to get in the right frame of mind, and only look at the following 8, then you have a success rate of 7 out of 8, which is exceptional. If the wheel was covered as you describe then the only thing that could have affected the wheel would be static, especially as it was an aluminium wheel. I have just one question. How close to the bowl were your hands? |
| Posted By: dynamus Posted On: Mar 26, 2012 Views: 1406 | RE: telekinesis experiment I used one hand aproximately 10 feet away from the bowl. as for static, maybe later I will run the experiment with a paper wheel |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Mar 27, 2012 Views: 1395 | RE: telekinesis experiment Paper is attracted by static so don't bother. I have read all you have to say about your controlled tests and have only one thing left to say. I do not believe you. Absolutely not. No way. Not a word of it. The test could not possibly have happened as you describe it, you are just so wanting to believe in TK you greatly exaggerated the results to the point of lying. TK does not exist, and every single scientist throughout the world agrees with me on that. The only support you have is from silly school kids. Don't you find that odd? You will grow up one day and come to realise what a load of silly childish nonsense it all is, so much so that a million dollars can be put up for any proof of it and not one person has come forward to claim it. Don't you find that odd? Stop making silly claims, you know damn well it never happened like you describe and no way will I believe anything else you say. You are not being truthful, we both know that. |
| Posted By: dynamus Posted On: Mar 27, 2012 Views: 1388 | RE: RE: RE: telekinesis experiment you are right.there is no reason you should believe me,and that is a good outlook to have because you don't know me.but enough about general common sense internet rules. I did the experiment the exact way as I stated,however my goal isn't to convince anyone whether or not it exists (once again it's just letters on a screen), rather I encourage everyone no matter age,or standing on the subject to run their own experiments and decide for themselves. As for us being kids.I have no arguement there,it is true that I am young and that most who practice psionics are between the ages of 12-20,whether that makes us nothing but a bunch of losers living in a fantasy world is impossible to say.But I like to think not /: |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Mar 28, 2012 Views: 1378 | RE: telekinesis experiment Although I do not believe the tests happened as you describe, you have nonetheless conducted yourself well and I am sure that as you mature into adulthood you will become a very good debater. You have remained calm throughout and presented your case well. Well done. |
| Posted By: dynamus Posted On: Mar 28, 2012 Views: 1375 | RE: RE: telekinesis experiment thank you,and I can understand the skepticism,it's something with almost no evidence supporting it yet claims pop up all the time. in all honesty,when I first started psionics my true intention was mockery (and no I'm not proud of it),but as I went along I actually started seeing results.of course at that point I started getting serious,and through my conclusions, there is at least something to "SOME" of the claims |
| Posted By: dynamus Posted On: Apr 2, 2012 Views: 1358 | RE: telekinesis experiment I've decided to post te results on the jref forums aswell |
| Posted By: Grant Posted On: Apr 6, 2012 Views: 1348 | RE: telekinesis experiment I'm sorry but anything as light as a piece of aluminum foil on a pin is just not controlled. It's a waste of time! The experiment could be flawed so easily... was the pin dead centre or even the foil cut to exact measurements?? Likely not I guess. |
| Posted By: Keith Mayes Posted On: Apr 7, 2012 Views: 1345 | RE: telekinesis experiment You are wasting your time Grant. People who believe in TK will keep believing in it no matter what, this is my experience in dealing with them. It is only when they grow up, nearly all are just young school kids, that they come to realise what is really going on, and it isn't TK! |