Psychokinetic Jack(13sec)

A TRUE STORY FOR THE MASSES: One man passing by said, "could you imagine doing this 40 hours a week?" That isn't the case with Jack, who you will usually find at Silver Springs on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon between 1:00 and 3:00 P.M. He sits at a picnic table in the park, demonstrating true PSYCHOKINESIS (levitation). Not that Jack hasn't been offered a job by the management of Silver Springs, he has, but he would like to come and go when he pleases. Jack does not do this for money, he does this to make people aware that it is real and it is not a trick. "The only road to a fuller grasp of reality is the exploration of Supernormal Perception."(Dr Albert Schweitzer)..."We must transcend our thinking, and use our minds for the best Spiritual Interests of the Universe, not just for the material pursuits mankind." (Jack)

From: www.freesailing.com

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• paranormal
• foil
• telekinesis
• jack
• park
• wine
• glass
• psychokinesis
• telekinetic
• psychokinetic
• mind
• over
• matter
• magic
• jedi

[exzapel]

Oh? And someone cares about yours? That's strange, because I sure don't.

All I did was try to get an intelligent discussion started, and you're attacking me. Great. Strike 1 for whatever side you're on.

Actually, scratch that, neither side wants you.

[exzapel]

Fact: It's known that due to the human condition, evidence is always written and taken in the way that those who write/receive it wish to believe, provided there's even the slightest ambiguity in the results.

Supposition based fact: Maybe those scientists or whoever receives the evidence are just missing something? It's wholly possible that psionics have been completely proven or completely proven on numerous occasions, it was just in such a way that people believe the contrary.

[tornado5691]

eh ay se ve el hilo en el segundo 13

[JorgeLopezLorenzana]

To joeroger01: I couldn't resist this, but, what the heck is wrong with you???? hahahaha

[Splinter4077]

I love you, exzapel. You display a true thinking process, and that is uncommon in the human race.

[RamzGT]

silver springs MD?

[cyberben3d]

He made the tinfoil ball move inside the jar but not actually float inside the jar which could be a clue. He always played music during the trick which I thought could have hidden a power source for a field generator of some kind. I thought if he could vary the amplitude of the field with hidden controls it might be possible to get stable levitation. I guess Jack has passed away so I may never know the answer.

[cyberben3d]

I saw him do this at Silver Springs and it's been bugging me ever since that I can't figure it out. I looked into Fearson's Hookup but it doesn't explain everything I saw. I don't think it's psychokinesis but witnessing the trick from 3 ft away I could not see how it was anything mechanical like a string. I was convinced at the time it was static electricity, which can levitate small pieces of tin foil and employs the use of glass as an insulator but the videos make it look too steady.

[joeroger01]

If you're reading this Jack, you fucking pathetic piece of shit, please throw away your fucking gay umbrella magician shit. You are a disgrace to youtube you fucking moron. Get a fucking life, and stop masturbating in the park in front of fucking idiots. Fuck off!

[CagliostroDevant]

Erm...

It's a well known magic effect performed by many magicians. Try searching for "floating bill" on Youtube. It's very nicely done though.

[flamingangel1152]

im sorry exzapel, but nobody cares about your oppinion.