When i keep peices of hair hanging they swing where I want them to, is this telekinesis or liittle drafts?

Question

When i keep peices of hair hanging they swing where I want them to, is this telekinesis or liittle drafts?

Answer 1

It's called "ideomotor effect"

Answer 2

So you hang pieces of hair and they move when you want them to? Is that right?

Well two things come to mind for me - static electricity. Hair, especially wet is a fine conductor of static electricity.

The next thing is any air current or breeze. Even the draft from your own breath can move hair.

In my opinion its not telekinesis. A good example of telekinesis would be a coffee pot exploding in your hand only because you willed it. Something else would be like a light bult popping (not going out, but exploding). Or something less dramatic like setting up a series of dominos and knock them over without touching them, or otherwise having them fall over on their own.

Answer 3

Either way - I do believe you are incredibly lucky!!!

No more bad hair days!

You must reveal your secret!

Maybe patent?