TK theory

[watergod367]

This is a theory which i invented when i had my free moment of thinking about stuff other than school ;D.Everybody has a physical and mental power.The physical power comes from muscles and it's limited by the brain(which is a muscle too) => we have a particular amount of physical energy in our body(so far so good).The mental power(the energy of the mind) is "weaker" than the ph.energy but we have larger amount of it(when i say larger i mean enormous amount of it but again is limited by the brain.But then again it is produced by the brain).Here comes the confusing part because i'm going to repeat myself and say something new.Here it goes:
The ph.energy is limited by the brain because if you use all of the strength of the muscles they are going to "crash".The pain warns you about the danger.That is the same with the brain but with a headache.But the brain is very delicate and will crash very easily and that's because he makes barriers to protect it.These barriers stop the mental powers to work properly and with his fool strength.With all these exercises we are trying to remove delicately all those walls.But this is risky(like removing your helmet when driving Formula 1 ;D) because with all that energy you're unleashing you may harm your brain.So now i'm getting to the thing i concluded:the ph.energy is measured in joules,so what about the unit for mental energy?I figured it out that if we find this unit we can measure the right amount of energy to use when moving an object.please comment

[bigdognick6]

by brawn do you happen to mean muscle?

[watergod367]

yes but i didn't know the spelling. ;D

[mystic]

This seems to be a pretty good theory

[ludacruz]

I don't think it's a good hypothesis. You don't give any reason for it, you just state that this is what you think. (And that's perfectly fine, but you asked for comments, right?)

I think that scientists eventually will be able to explain PK and that it will be in conjunction with modern physics. It's kinda like gravity, I think. We've always known that something were keeping us grounded, but we haven't always known what or why. Likewise, we know that PK exists (ok, we don't know it for sure, but I think it's safe to say that it's probable), but we do not yet know why.

[GEOvanne]

about measuring the right amount. i think that after you reach the minimum amount to move an object, then any amount greater than that should work too.

so in that case, we should just use tons of energy if we want to get results every time with every thing

[watergod367]

But that way is not economical ;D