Is there a way to perform telekinesis?

Question

if so explain please

Answer 1

The closest anyone has ever come is a quadriplegic who has had electrodes implanted in his brain.  The electrodes pick up signals from his firing brain neurons and a computer interprets the signals to control movement of a cursor on a computer screen.  With practice he has learned to move the cursor at will just by thinking where he wants it to move.

Answer 2

Nobody has been able to demonstrate it, so there isn't anybody who can tell you how to do it. That doesn't stop some people from trying to tell you how to do it, but when it comes down to showtime, they cannot demonstrate it either. At this time, telekinesis remains only wishful thinking.

Answer 3

RELAX, SIT QUIETLY AND CONCENTRATE ON MOVING SOMETHING SMALL. YOU'LL HAVE TO PRACTICE AT IT.

Answer 4

There is no scientific evidence whatsoever to suggest that telekinesis is an achievable effect.  No repeatable experiment has ever shown it to have any validity whatsoever.

Besides which it would break several laws of physics.

JREF has a prize of $1million for anyone who can demonstrate any paranormal phenomenon whatsoever.

Answer 5

not that i've found but not to say there isn't

Answer 6

The simple answer is probably no.

The longer answer is that you may be performing it all the time in such small variables that you can't even perceive it.

Telekinesis now called psychkinesis (PK) in most of the research literature has been studied most extensively by Princeton Engineering Anonaly Research (PEAR) http://www.princeton.edu/~pear/

It has also been studied by the Rhine Research Center http://www.rhine.org/

One of the findings is that things in flux (like dice or random number generators) are easier to influence than objects standing still. The effect is so small that it has taken years of research, millions of trials, and statistics to see the effects.

Michael John Weaver, M.S.

Answer 7

i dont even know what that is.