Nina Kulagina

Une des seuls vrai Psychokinesis vraiment connue et qui as prouver l'existance de la psychokinesie ... RESPECT A TOI !

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[Gonko100]

@moneyquickeasy

lol yeah. just tried to move an empty cigarette box for like an hour. nothing happened. damn it.

[figthersdreams]

For example, we all have an electromagnetic field around us...Very small but we do.

Yogi's have been tested and the average electricity they convey is 4 times that of a normal human being.

This is was done in labs under the surveillance of doctors and scientists. Now how would you explain that?

[TaRxFaCe]

Oh..I just repeated what it says in the vid sorry i hadnt watched it

[TaRxFaCe]

She uses much more brain power and therefore more electricity, it could be she concentrates the elecrticity in her hands creating an electromagnet.

[parakidd]

@TheJackHarkness Oh ok. I still believe it's possible. We are all made up of matter, so if she could move solid objects i'm sure she could effect the heart.

[colin9413c]

@parakidd well it's a fact that we can only use 7-10% of our brains, but unlike seeing how the world isn't flat i haven't personally seen telekinesis work. i used to be able to move a psi wheel but now it doesn't move at all, so i guess that proves it isn't the heat from your hand. I'm not a skeptic but i would like to see stuff like this with my eyes to really believe it.

[TheJackHarkness]

@parakidd The guy's

[parakidd]

@colin9413c Yeah we use to belive the world was flat too. We soon learned drastically different. Not trying to sound like a smart ass, but we are capable of more than we realze. Science just doesn't want to accept what can't be proven by our primative minds.

[parakidd]

@TheJackHarkness Which part about the heart. The guys or hers?

[iAmStrengthlyFit]

was that kevin spacey on the left?

[RSAgility]

@Gonko100 took her around 4-5 hours...

[TheJackHarkness]

Interesting, the first part is actually accurate but the second part about the heart is actually fictional and there are no supporting evidences of that.