If I could move two objects around in different direction's with out touching them would you say Telekinesis ?

Question

If I could move two objects around in different direction's with out touching them would you say Telekinesis ?

Answer 1

or squinting your eyes!

Answer 2

If you can do it,yes.There's a big difference between saying and doing.Follow Wushuboys instructions and you will be wealthy and famous beyond your wildest dreams.Good luck with that.I'm sure we'll be hearing all about you.

Answer 3

Yes, if you are only using your mind and nothing else.

Answer 4

it can be a fact,( Telekinesis =The movement of objects by scientifically INEXPLICABLE means, as by the exercise of an occult power.)and Ask any "skeptic" about psychokinesis -- moving objects without physically touching them -- and they'll tell you, "There's no evidence for it."The trouble with psychic powers, RUNS the conventional argument, is that if they really existed they would be easily demonstrable.  So how come the psychic crackpots in their laboratories are obsessed with experiments that measure trivially small variations from chance expectation?

Answer 5

No, that wouldn't qualify. There are a number of methods of trickery to accomplish such a feat. It would be a piece of cake for any magician. If all such methods could be accounted for so that the possibility of trickery has been eliminated, then you would have some evidence to work with.

Answer 6

If you are talking about moving them without touching them and without using other devices then yes. If you are talking about your hands, then I would say no.

If you can validly move objects with your mind, then you should take Randi's challenge and put those guys in thier place.

Answer 7

Many ways to do this that have nothing to do with telekinesis, which does not exist.

-- magnets

-- ball bearings on a tray which you are tipping about.

-- threads attached to the objects.

Answer 8

No. You could have just blown it. LoL.  HOW did you move it anyway? If it's only by your mind, then it is. Other fact is, when you overuse your mind, you get neurotic (but at least you know).

Answer 9

no i'd say magnets?

Answer 10

Magnets under the table, or a wobbly table that you are tipping.

Answer 11

Yes.

Answer 12

if you can do it with just thout than yes any mehcanical methed is not telekinesis

Answer 13

unless you're using Magnets.

Answer 14

I can move objects without touching them. If I get a long pole and push at, say, a brick on the ground, I would be able to move it without touching it.

If you mean moving things with mental power alone...well, you only have to be able to move one object that way for it to count as telekinesis. Unfortunately for you, telekinesis does not actually work under our universe's laws of physics.

Answer 15

No. I'd say you're good at pool.

Answer 16

Not if you had a magnet or were hitting the table.

Answer 17

It has to do with their relative speeds, take into consideration the speed of the earth in its orbit, ur not trying to move an object persay rather change its path(direction)

Answer 18

there are many ways I can move objects without touching them.

1) get someone else to move them.

2) use a secondary object to displace the first.

3) make use of the forces of magnetics, gravity, electrical fields, tidal, wind, and even photons of light if the object is light enough.

Telekinesis is moving objects with ones mind. I've never met a person who could do that yet.