Thread: Is psychokenisis learnable?

Spoonbending? Eh, there are several ways to do that. My favorite is weakening the spoon beforehand. For instance, I'll be at a restaurant and weaken the spoon under the table, and then I'll bring the topic of conversation to magic. The spoon should be pretty weak by then, so all I have to do is hold it horizontally (or perhaps push it lightly with my pinky or hold it by the scooping end, if not weak enough). I can do the 'already-bent' perception trick, and the 'quick-squeeze' trick, but my presentation is too sloppy to use those in public.

Its very learnable, and I have learned it myself. Though I dont go to this forum anymore, this is my last post. Feel free to contact me about it though. Skeptic or not.


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I've never seen any evidence that it exists. So I'll go with maybe. But I'm not sure how.

Once upon a time I saw a poorly made video of a spinning piece of origami. That's about the best evidence anyone's been able to come up with... :/

If it is real, it must be extremely hard to do, very limited in scope, and rarely learned. That or everyone that knows it doesn't want to share it at all. But then the guy above apparently does, so what's the deal?

The oddest thing I've seen documented is the Buddhists warming themselves, but that's understandable - extreme control over bodily functions. That's where I currently draw my belief line. Anything beyond that is subject to the burden of proof before I entertain its validity.