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Is that sarcasm or a genuine thank you?

Last edited by steppenwulf (2012-01-12 11:59:06)

AnimeCreatorArtist wrote:

steppenwulf wrote:

Is that sarcasm or a genuine thank you?

I see. Instead of accepting my genuine thanks, you question my gratification. Its easier that way for you, isn't it?

Well, thanks for the tutorial. I'll be practicing more now.

Sorry. But it's hard to see someone's real intentions in text. Especially when you're talking about a subject most people attribute to comic-book heroes. Good luck on your telekinesis sessions    If you have any questions, I'll be happy to try and answer them.

I want to
but I wouldn't be allowed
and uh

RedRocker227 wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

I want to
but I wouldn't be allowed
and uh

Why wouldn't you be allowed?

Because my mom hates the like of such
along with anime
and japan for the record

RedRocker227 wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

Why wouldn't you be allowed?

Because my mom hates the like of such
along with anime
and japan for the record

Just don't tell her about it then 

She rummages through my stuff sometimes

Well that sucks... You can just... Never mind I won't promote breaking your parent's rules I guess :\

imnotbob wrote:

I'm sorry to say this
but
I don't believe in telekenisis
See?
Not trolling 

Luke121 wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

I'm sorry to say this
but
I don't believe in telekenisis
See?
Not trolling 

imnotbob wrote:

I'm sorry to say this
but
I don't believe in telekenisis
See?
Not trolling 

soupoftomato wrote:

*Any square of paper or foil will do. I have much more success with a 2.5inch by 2.5inch wheel than a really tiny one. I also find it much easier to spin the foil wheel than the paper one. It's just how most people are. For a base you can use anything: an eraser, a piece of plasic, or sticky tack, just to name a few. Well the size is probably because the convection heat going under the paper has a larger target with a 2.5 by 2.5 inch square. I'm not completely sure, but logic would lead me to think foil is more conducting than paper so would heat up more or whatever.

*I'm currently in day 10 of training; it's still hard for me to make it spin in one direction.Most likely because it's hard to control what way the heat will spin it

And I know you're trying to say the warming vortex is false, but considering it seems as if everyone I'v seen puts their hands around the psi wheels, they're has to be something about them. And it seems as if there is an amazing amount of simple explanation behind many aspects of your problems and advice when you assume convection is doing the work.

I never said the heat vortex was false? That was the whole point of not using my hands. I believe 100% in the vortex created when you put your hands around the wheel, so I wanted to solidify my belief in telekinesis by not using my hands. It's actually easier for me not to use my hands for some reason.

You saw in one of my vids (or maybe not) that the normal air currents in my room are not enough to spin it as much as in my videos, unless you want to believe that I blew air at it somehow. When I do telekinesis the wheel spins smoothly in either direction. By the way, I don't believe I ever used two hands in the videos. A real heat vortex would keep it spinning in one solid direction at a constant speed anyway.

As for the people you see using their hands on youtube: there are alot of fakes, and  the legit ones people don't give a care about skeptics, such as I.

And to everyone who doesn't believe in this, I understand you. I didn't believe in telekinesis, but was just curious as to whether it could be true. My curiousity led me to a whole new world.

Last edited by steppenwulf (2012-01-12 18:46:40)

Let me reiterate: this thread is for people who are interested in telekinesis. So if you feel like stating that you don't believe in telekinesis... Don't. You either believe it or you don't. And I didn't believe it before I started.

I don't want my guide getting closed too.
Thanks 

Last edited by steppenwulf (2012-01-12 19:11:47)

imnotbob wrote:

Why not post? We're simply stating our opinion, after all.
And besides, we weren't being rude.
:U

I know, I know, I didn't mind people stating their opinions. But there is just no way to prove telekinesis to hardcore skeptics unless in person. The other thread got closed because each side had stated its points, and the conversation was not going to come to a conclusion.

paddle2see wrote in my other thread wrote:

I think both sides of this discussion have been made at this point.  It's unlikely that this is going to lead to a constructive conclusion.  You can either chose to believe or not...but however you feel, we do insist on respectful dialog.  Closing now.

Last edited by steppenwulf (2012-01-12 19:45:20)