Here is an excellent video showing how to properly show telekinetic skills. The guy shows that blowing air with an hairdryer has no effect on the wheel under the bowl, nor do a powerful magnet, and he moves the camera all around the bowl to show all sides, and he makes it spin in the directions he says. I'd recommend others to follow similar methods to decrease chances for being blamed as hoaxers by blowing on the wheel, having heat from the hands making it move and what not- here the guy is sitting at a well enough distance too so heat from hands can be out of the question of having any effect enough to create such movements.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5NwRfMJgOQ&NR=1

Very interesting video I think, and very professionally made to show it's not affected by outside sources such as wind, magnets, heat etc.

Why oh why could he have not kept all four table legs in shot for the test? There is also what looks like an edit "blip" at 1:16 - I'm very suspicious of these things. It spoils an otherwise good piece of footage and opens the maker up to doubt that could have easily been avoided.

Edit for typos.

Also an opportunity for an edit at 1:10 when the camera is put down. This coupled with the two nearest table legs being out of shot at this point leaves opportunities for chicanery.

For someone who has taken so much care in the video to show the sealed container, no magnetic effects and no wind effects, these problems scream out at me as being not right.

Actually its a crappy video that shows how one can fake a video.

I grow weary of this stuff, I really do. I swear, if I have to post this link one more time this week....

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...p;#entry1714992

Papaver has it exactly right btw.

If someone wants to make a really solid genuine video they should probably, Oh I dont know, follow the guidelines set up by Jjbreen back when his arned earned money was being offered.....

Kevin A.

A moderator really should put this up as a sticky here. This is getting so redundant.

Darkbreed,

Do you hold any new opinions on this video now that you know more about its origin and purpose?

Well the thing is, as even stated in the above link, that everything can be faked on a video.

So basically that is the problem for the skeptics who wants videos of these things. How can a video prove anything?

The bottom line is that to know if it's real or not you either have to do it yourself, or be there in person and be able to monitor, check and control all objects used thoroughly yourself to see if there is any trickery to it or not.

With that said, thanks for the info Kevin, was interesting read.

See ya in a while and cheers!

Bull ticky. Promoters of signs and wonders have a vested interest in disparaging what natural cognition and purposeful effort can achieve.

One proven method is to let the witness talk. Ask the right questions, apply common sense, and the truth will often be revealed.

Another winning strategy is to do your homework. Everything anyone needed to know about this video was available using the search function at this forum.

Still too much work? The Youtube comments attached to the video tell the whole story. Even on the very first page, we find:

Well, I hope this guy had his time of fun when doing his little "test" on people. Make the ones who know PSI is real look like fools.

People still continue to put this video on here... WOW