tk video

[somerandomkid]

Truly amazing video, covered all the bases to prove its not fake. Loved the amount of speed he got the wheel to spin at. Kudos to him.

[pyrokinetic]

psidan said:

Very authentic tk video.
One of the few loney real tk videos amoung the millions of fakes. :')

That is true. That was great though! No way to fake it. That was very well made. I like the ribbon on the hair dryer to prove it's on. And the weight for the magnet.

[psichef]

the video was a fake along with his first video he put on youtube.

The legs of the table were hollow. also the table had a hollow bottom. There was an air circuit from the bottom of the front legs of the table (who are not visible on the video) to the table top where small holes were, not visible on the video. Someone blew air trough the legs and made te wheel spin..
to bad though. This has done some major damage to the credibility of psychokinesis

[Devious Bob]

Was this really a fake?

I had already thought about him doing such a thing as the piwheel jostles from side to side while it is spinning fast and he does it so quickly without really centering in the video... But then again, maybe that is real and someone else is trying to discredit it.

[JediKaren]

*sighs*

sadly it was faked *fill in with a ton of curses*

[Darin Rosewood]

Alright, anyone who can do any form of telekinesis with a marginal degree of control seriously needs to take the JREF Challenge. Just passing the preliminaries would give us some much-needed credibility that asshats like these are taking away from us.

[leethal]

true. Can someone there do it? i'm in portugal...

[psichef]

are you referring to the randi challenge?

This might not be as simple as one would expect..

I can't do tk. I believe in the possibility though and I've allready read a lot about it. But how many of you have 'shown' their abilities to others who can't? and how many others at a time? did it work?
It is believed that in public there are to many 'non' believers that will watch you perform. Now here's the tricky part.. you exert a force from somewhere that moves the wheel/object/whatever but the ones watching exert forces to.. forces of disbelief that could hinder your own force to make it work..
So if one takes the challenge, the pressure you'd have to face to prove something that has never been proven before could be so great you'll never end up moving anything..

[leethal]

i've filmed myself doing it. it's in a post in this section. i'm not sure i can do it like that in any other place. I believe the items you use to do the psi-wheel get charged. try switching the psi-wheel to a new one and try again, and see if it's still as easy.

[psichef]

leethal, have you been able to move a paper wheel? or under a container?
greets

[leethal]

i have. haven't filmed it. i only seem to be able to move it now in the beggining. then it stops. so...

[junior]

That video just proves that there's no way possible to prove Telekinesis is real on a Video. And what's even worse is there's no real way to prove Telekinesis right in front of someone's face either because street magicians can perform similar stuff right in front of your face. And when a real telekinetic performs telekinesis right in someone's face they'd be classed as a street magician rather than a psion. As for the video, I honestly don't think he used air tubes in the legs of the table UNLESS the video was edited. The mysterious glitch in the video just as he places the glass lid over the psi-wheel is the only suspicion skeptics have. He said he has a cleaner version of the video without the glitch but would that really change the mind of a skeptic? More than likely not. I mean we see Telekinesis in movies all the time. Like matilda and X-Men etc. We know that they are actors and actresses and not psions. But my point is how much you can actually hide by making Telekinesis look real through the media. So I think it's pointless trying to prove Telekinesis to close minded skeptics over a video clip. When I see a good TK video I try to look at it as motivation rather than looking at how he/she could've done it. I usually can spot a fake instantly but even I try to give them the benefit of the doubt. But here's one fake psion I had to bash . It makes me upset when I see someone that's obviously a fake.

Take a look....

youtube.com/watch?v=IXcXHNtSc_k&mode=related&search=

[JediKaren]

Yeah...I hate people that try to show fake tk as being real...

btw it was done through tubes of air in the legs of the table

[leethal]

I know you can't prove it's legit, but I'll tell you i did spin mine on that film. I understand if other people don't believe it, but you people should know i have no reason to lie. But even if you don't, all i care is that i did it. If i knew i would be able to do it in any other place, i'd go there, but I think my room is already comfortable for me. I need to practice somewhere else.

[GEOvanne]

oh, wow. he faked it? thats sad.
how did you find you?

i dont think the speed at which he did it matters. cause i dont think i center when i do it, and sometimes it moves a few seconds after im ready.


im not really interested in doing any challenges i even if i was better at it. cause that would just cause more and more people to be into this stuff.
they wouldnt be coming here off their own. i dont think people need to have definet proof that it exists to begin doing it.

my only proof was a show like riplie's believe it or not, where this guy was able to bend metal.
that was enough to convince me, they say that its real, and i take it as a credible show.