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Dont waste time mate. The video makers had too much time and no reason to draw breath.
QUOTE(Bio-Mage @ Jun 30 2006, 03:58 AM) [snapback]1252236[/snapback]
Try origami...its so much more rewarding than psi wheels
Origami is rewarding?
QUOTE(Kibbles @ Jun 30 2006, 09:15 AM) [snapback]1252245[/snapback]
Sorry. Was referring to the original poster's video. (Fast spinning psi wheel I gather) The one everyone's arguing over.
I meant that for the guy asking about why I was asking about video. (I have to get used to this forum)
Anyway, I already do origami... Also, I have a lot of time on my hands.
So why does the psiwheel work/not work/not rely on psychic phenomenon?
(Alas, I can only come back here to this forum next week. Bye)
(Alas, I can only come back here to this forum next week. Bye)
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Origami is rewarding? grin2.gif
Compared to psi wheels even picking your nose is rewarding...
Ok. I finally bought some aluminum foil and tried the psi wheel thing.
Closed up my room, turned off the airconditioning, and covered my face so I wouldn't accidentally blow the psi wheel.
It took me five minutes to get anything to happen, then it just wiggled for about 10. For an hour after that, all I got it to do was move 90 degrees left and right. I finally quit after I got the thing to make a full 360 turn (slowly) ending up feeling light headed and exhausted.
Well, it kept me amused for a while at least. I'll try it till I can make it spin fast and then go for bigger objects.
Closed up my room, turned off the airconditioning, and covered my face so I wouldn't accidentally blow the psi wheel.
It took me five minutes to get anything to happen, then it just wiggled for about 10. For an hour after that, all I got it to do was move 90 degrees left and right. I finally quit after I got the thing to make a full 360 turn (slowly) ending up feeling light headed and exhausted.
Well, it kept me amused for a while at least. I'll try it till I can make it spin fast and then go for bigger objects.
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Ok. I finally bought some aluminum foil and tried the psi wheel thing.
Closed up my room, turned off the airconditioning, and covered my face so I wouldn't accidentally blow the psi wheel.
It took me five minutes to get anything to happen, then it just wiggled for about 10. For an hour after that, all I got it to do was move 90 degrees left and right. I finally quit after I got the thing to make a full 360 turn (slowly) ending up feeling light headed and exhausted.
Well, it kept me amused for a while at least. I'll try it till I can make it spin fast and then go for bigger objects.
Closed up my room, turned off the airconditioning, and covered my face so I wouldn't accidentally blow the psi wheel.
It took me five minutes to get anything to happen, then it just wiggled for about 10. For an hour after that, all I got it to do was move 90 degrees left and right. I finally quit after I got the thing to make a full 360 turn (slowly) ending up feeling light headed and exhausted.
Well, it kept me amused for a while at least. I'll try it till I can make it spin fast and then go for bigger objects.
I also tried the psiwheel thing...Thankfully, there was a carnival in town, so I walked over there...I went up to the Ferris wheel, and concentrated as hard as I could. After an hour, it started budging, and I was able to make it spin
Even though I felt like I was gonna faint, I kept at it...I made $500 for operating the ride...They even gave me a job!And I can assure I really did it
QUOTE(Bio-Mage @ Jun 30 2006, 06:58 AM) [snapback]1252288[/snapback]
Compared to psi wheels even picking your nose is rewarding...
LMFAO
That was a good one! Atleast you might possibly get something out of it in the end!
QUOTE(frogfish @ Jul 4 2006, 01:52 AM) [snapback]1256523[/snapback]
I also tried the psiwheel thing...Thankfully, there was a carnival in town, so I walked over there...I went up to the Ferris wheel, and concentrated as hard as I could. After an hour, it started budging, and I was able to make it spin
Even though I felt like I was gonna faint, I kept at it...I made $500 for operating the ride...They even gave me a job!And I can assure I really did it
That's... uh... nice
QUOTE(frogfish @ Jul 4 2006, 01:52 AM) [snapback]1256523[/snapback]
I also tried the psiwheel thing...Thankfully, there was a carnival in town, so I walked over there...I went up to the Ferris wheel, and concentrated as hard as I could. After an hour, it started budging, and I was able to make it spin
Even though I felt like I was gonna faint, I kept at it...I made $500 for operating the ride...They even gave me a job!And I can assure I really did it
That's... uh... nice
(Actually, you kinda lost me there)
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I also tried the psiwheel thing...Thankfully, there was a carnival in town, so I walked over there...I went up to the Ferris wheel, and concentrated as hard as I could. After an hour, it started budging, and I was able to make it spin Even though I felt like I was gonna faint, I kept at it...I made $500 for operating the ride...They even gave me a job!
QUOTE(Kibbles @ Jul 4 2006, 01:46 AM) [snapback]1256651[/snapback]
That's... uh... nice
(Actually, you kinda lost me there)
Frogfish is just proving a point that this is just nonsense.
QUOTE(Moro Bumbleroot @ Jul 4 2006, 06:09 AM) [snapback]1256661[/snapback]
Frogfish is just proving a point that this is just nonsense.
He's entitled to his opinion but I don't see how he proves it since none of us can actually directly observe each other.
QUOTE(Kibbles @ Jul 4 2006, 04:39 PM) [snapback]1256694[/snapback]
He's entitled to his opinion but I don't see how he proves it since none of us can actually directly observe each other.
I believe that is his point.
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I believe that is his point
Ding ding ding! Megalo is correct!
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