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dager

http://youtube.com/watch?v=nTAefGjcZk0
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jcaijaxfyXo
http://youtube.com/watch?v=PGHDuQZLlys
looks real
new videos
http://youtube.com/profile_videos?user=tarmo101&p=r
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nTAefGjcZk0 http://youtube.com/watch?v=jcaijaxfyXo http://youtube.com/watch?v=PGHDuQZLlys looks real new videos http://youtube.com/profile_videos?user=tarmo101&p=r

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Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Antisankari

Illusions are supposed to look real.
Interesting videos though, curious event.
As far as I remember, plastic used in those cups melts in some 70++ degrees celsius.
WWRS -> What would Randi say? =P
Illusions are supposed to look real. Interesting videos though, curious event. As far as I remember, plastic used in those cups melts in some 70++ degrees celsius. WWRS -> What would Randi say? =P

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

tried this guy's technique, heated up a a pokerchip, not as powerful as this guy though.
I think the secret's in the hummming...
try it, it's pretty cool, makes the area right above my right eye hurt though.
tried this guy's technique, heated up a a pokerchip, not as powerful as this guy though. I think the secret's in the hummming... try it, it's pretty cool, makes the area right above my right eye hurt though.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Antisankari

Do you mean the sound or the very act of humming?
Do you need to actually produce sound, or is the silent humming as effective?
Do you mean the sound or the very act of humming? Do you need to actually produce sound, or is the silent humming as effective?

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

not sure, I can try, I did actual humming
it kinda feels like it produces, what could I call it, a beam? that shoots at the object. if you point at it, it focuses on the object, when you grip your hands like he does in the video it hits the point and widens.
hold on a sec though, I'll try silent humming
not sure, I can try, I did actual humming it kinda feels like it produces, what could I call it, a beam? that shoots at the object. if you point at it, it focuses on the object, when you grip your hands like he does in the video it hits the point and widens. hold on a sec though, I'll try silent humming

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Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

I don't think it's even the act of humming, just the tone. Like a mantra, in a sense. depending on the tone, it produces different effect.
The tome he's using reminds me of a microwave oven, could there be a connection there?
Silent humming doesn't seem to work as well, for the record.
I don't think it's even the act of humming, just the tone. Like a mantra, in a sense. depending on the tone, it produces different effect. The tome he's using reminds me of a microwave oven, could there be a connection there? Silent humming doesn't seem to work as well, for the record.

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Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Sean

Hmmm... not sure what to make of the vids. I suspect it's a trick of some sort, but I can't figure it out. Perhaps it is real, but it seems a little "too good to be true". Interesting stuff though.
~Sean
Hmmm... not sure what to make of the vids. I suspect it's a trick of some sort, but I can't figure it out. Perhaps it is real, but it seems a little "too good to be true". Interesting stuff though. ~Sean

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

Alot of Russian Videos on Psychic anomolies have that effect of being just a little "too good to be true" as you put it. It's just a feeling that something isn't quite right... and yet there's little to no evidence on the subject.
still, many of the best TK vidios are from Russia, and it is very interesting.
Personally, I'm betting on a large scale Russian National Conspiracy on their part in order to "psych-out" the other contries. But who knows, it could still be real.
Alot of Russian Videos on Psychic anomolies have that effect of being just a little "too good to be true" as you put it. It's just a feeling that something isn't quite right... and yet there's little to no evidence on the subject. still, many of the best TK vidios are from Russia, and it is very interesting. Personally, I'm betting on a large scale Russian National Conspiracy on their part in order to "psych-out" the other contries. But who knows, it could still be real.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

keen31

i mean the video is called "magic" ... something about it doesnt sit right with me, it does seem very much like a "magic trick" which implies its some how ingenuine.
the cup itself seems very flimsy and easy to heat/melt... you could do it with a hairdryer/heat gun on low from off camera (though i dont think you could get that effect on the paper)... could also be done with a microwave gun/emitter.
interesting all in all, but doesnt sit right.
i mean the video is called "magic" ... something about it doesnt sit right with me, it does seem very much like a "magic trick" which implies its some how ingenuine. the cup itself seems very flimsy and easy to heat/melt... you could do it with a hairdryer/heat gun on low from off camera (though i dont think you could get that effect on the paper)... could also be done with a microwave gun/emitter. interesting all in all, but doesnt sit right.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

SheepKing

The secret must be in his mustache.
The secret must be in his mustache.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

0_o, well...um...maybe...
0_o, well...um...maybe...

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Linked

@Akio:
you said you tried his method, what is his method? i couldn't get it all cause he was speaking russian.
also did you get any kind of melting on your cup?
if you did then it must be true that you can do this. but that doesn't mean the russian guy did or didn't realy do it.
@Akio: you said you tried his method, what is his method? i couldn't get it all cause he was speaking russian. also did you get any kind of melting on your cup? if you did then it must be true that you can do this. but that doesn't mean the russian guy did or didn't realy do it.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

I used his Technique on a pokerchip, anit did heat up a little bit, not much, and no melting or burning.
As for the Technique, I Observed exactly what he did in the videos, and reapeated it. The one shown in video # 2 is the most focused though.
one problem, I tried it again today, An the ability seems to be fading. It could be that the only reason I was able to do it in the first place was because of the shock of someone else doing it.
I remember something about this tending to happen with TK, but I'm really not sure about how or why it works.
The best advice I could give as to what his technique was is;
1. Take a few quick breaths as you grip or point in the location you want the heat to be produced.
2. take another deep breath and make the same motion without going closer and then further away from theobject in question.
3. Start humming at about the tone you hear when you cook something in the microwave.
other tan that, I can't really explain it, it's like a beam is firing from your fingertips or something and just heating the object...
I used his Technique on a pokerchip, anit did heat up a little bit, not much, and no melting or burning. As for the Technique, I Observed exactly what he did in the videos, and reapeated it. The one shown in video # 2 is the most focused though. one problem, I tried it again today, An the ability seems to be fading. It could be that the only reason I was able to do it in the first place was because of the shock of someone else doing it. I remember something about this tending to happen with TK, but I'm really not sure about how or why it works. The best advice I could give as to what his technique was is; 1. Take a few quick breaths as you grip or point in the location you want the heat to be produced. 2. take another deep breath and make the same motion without going closer and then further away from theobject in question. 3. Start humming at about the tone you hear when you cook something in the microwave. other tan that, I can't really explain it, it's like a beam is firing from your fingertips or something and just heating the object...

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Linked

well that sounds like an ok technique, but i think it can be improved upon. i'd like to hear some other peoples thoughts on this technique though.
well that sounds like an ok technique, but i think it can be improved upon. i'd like to hear some other peoples thoughts on this technique though.

Last edited by Linked, 4 years, 7 months ago
Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

I think the first step is to reproduce the results before talking about better or worse technique :P
I think the first step is to reproduce the results before talking about better or worse technique :P

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Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Antisankari

A good point.
A good point.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Akio

sounds good to me ^_^.
sounds good to me ^_^.

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Linked

thats why i wanted to know the technique. so i could reproduce his effects.
Cause i haven't got squat with it. :(
thats why i wanted to know the technique. so i could reproduce his effects. Cause i haven't got squat with it. :(

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

Dash

not only can he melt stuff... but he has a bitchin mustache..
hey sheepking.. lets make a shrine to the almighty 'stache
not only can he melt stuff... but he has a bitchin mustache.. hey sheepking.. lets make a shrine to the almighty 'stache

Last edited by Dash, 4 years, 7 months ago
Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

zephyr

If sheepking won't help with the shrine I will -_^
If sheepking won't help with the shrine I will -_^

Posted 4 years, 7 months ago

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