The best telekineses videoclip I've ever seen.

Watch the whole video. From my point of view, there is no way to debunk this. But what do I know?





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It looks like there is a cut at :46 minutes.
You can see the image shake just a bit then about 3 seconds later the
camera is picked up.

Usually when there are cuts like this it means someone has edited the
film to look like one continous shot, but in reality it is two different shots.
This gives the person filming freedom to set up whatever is needed to
pull off the magic trick, them resuming filming to make it look like it
is one continous shot of the trick.

I'm probably wrong, though.

I was wondering the same thing, in fact I think there is more than one cut...

Also, to completely show no hoaxing was involved, would'nt it have been a better idea to have both hands in shot the whole time the thing was spinning?? that killed it for me anyway.

yea its cut, debunked in my view. People like him are the reason why i don't believe in stuff like this

That was really a cool trick. I wish he would have put that magnet on the table to see if there was any metal in the table. I can't help but think the blow dryer and the magnet were actually tools for this project. I am not an expert or anything but I think he actually created a mini electromagnetic field and somehow manipulated the electrons but then again I have no clue if my theory is even possible but maybe some of our fellow ATS might have a little more insight.

ehm, just showing one hand? If he really would have wanted to cheat, he'd just get a friend to do it for him..That doesnt make any sence

Originally posted by kresh7
ehm, just showing one hand? If he really would have wanted to cheat, he'd just get a friend to do it for him..That doesnt make any sence

Maybe he doesnt have friends

I certainly agree with the others though, it looks as though its been tampered with, or altered in some way.

Just invited another member who is good at picking up hoax vids...he may be able to enlighten us better

I am no expert at all but it doesn't really look like it had any cuts during it, looked more like a focus issue with the camera. But like I said, not an expert, just seemed that way to me... maybe his "energy" made the camera a little wacky hah. I personally don't think that this is anything more than an illusion. Maybe if this were legit he would play some kind of music in the background to show he isn't cutting it, because that would seem pretty hard to piece together, or is it? Maybe someone who actually has some experience with that could give me/us some insight.

I can see the cut at :46 and it even changes lighting. Depending on where he is standing (I'm assuming behind the camera to pick it up and look through it) the light source would not be blocked. Seems like time will have passes to me.

I say fake, but as said I would like to hear what others have to say.

So how is it tempered with? Like, I don't know much about this stuff, so would anyone care to say how this guy has done it? Not just say "it's tampered with" because there's fault in the clip.

and if you can debunk that, debunk this two clips as well





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I don't think anybody is debating that some people have these abilities Kresh, but I just don't think this guy does. It looks as if he has stopped and started the camera at points in this video. I wouldn't like to guess how he made the paper move, but the tampering seems to be just stoping the video while it was still on its tripod.

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Looks like he's using his hand in some way, like it's a telekinetic twist on hand levitation. I'll have to try this some day. How hard could it be to move a little piece of paper.

There's a guy in China that does it better though... he does it with bricks.

www.youtube.com...

regarding the video by the op, it is supposedly fake and the guy did it by attaching a hose to one of the legs of the table and had air shoot through to the bowl to make it move. He basically did it to show that stuff can be faked easily. Thats what is said on another TK video description about this particular video, i'll try to find the video where the guy explains everything in the description.

I really liked that video on the guy who heals with Chi energy, does anyone have any sources to learn about his meditations?

looks real to me but IMO this guy videos are more real to me www.youtube.com...

something odd happens at 2:57 watch closely. here is a still shot of it.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/e55ed34c077a.jpg[/atsimg]

not sure what it is an indication of.. but it glitches there.

The elaborate setup is a strong indicator that its a trick in my opinion.
Why go through all that bother? I agree with the other poster. Let Randi control the test and we'll see.

As the paper starts to spin, you can see it being lifted slightly by a current of air. I think the fact that you cannot see the entire table, or person leads me to believe that this is a hoax (however, from my research into this field, I would believe that they are all fake!).

My first thought was that the heating of the bowl by the hairdryer might create rising and falling currents of air, buut I now believe that the video is cleverly edited to create this illusion.

yes! its fake. a tube is attached to one of the front legs and has air blown through it to move the wheel. i just cant find the video where the guy admits it. i found it a few weeks ago and cant find it now. it may be deleted.

I guess I'll elaborate a little more on the folks that know the story of this DEBUNKED BY ITS OWN AUTHOR video.

There was this guy making a "social experiment" on some forum. He started to claim he had strong telekinetic powers and he would prove it with a video.
He posted his video and left them all wondering, watching their reactions, reading their responses, typifying different characters.
He made a clever contraption with this tube which someone else blowed while he made the stunt, I don't recall correctly how was it done.
Then he came out and told everyone it was a Hoax, and he wanted to prove how gullible people can be when they want to believe something.

I don't agree at all with what he did, but that's the true story, I will search for links but this thread should be labeled as HOAX immediately since the author of this video debunked it himself.

HERE'S THE LINK: www.unexplained-mysteries.com...

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