And, of course, you can induce temperature gradients before you start filming. An extreme example, put a blowtorch to the bowl, make sure the paper is not spinning (stop it by hand if necessary), and then start filming. Soon, the paper starts moving. Of course, you will get results with much less than a blowtorch, your hands touching the glass is enough, but you get the idea.
I really don't think you are a fraud. I think you are misguided and lacking critical thinking skills. You have a severe case of wishful thinking.
Youtube videos with this kind of thing are a dime-a-dozen. You'll have to do much better than that. If you consider a video on youtube as proof of anything then my assessment of your thinking skills appears accurate.
If you say so.
What bad things? And, what "stuff"? Who are these people? Can you give us a list of people who did "stuff" and bad things happened?
I really don't think you are a fraud. I think you are misguided and lacking critical thinking skills. You have a severe case of wishful thinking. Youtube videos with this kind of thing are a dime-a-dozen. You'll have to do much better than that. If you consider a video on youtube as proof of anything then my assessment of your thinking skills appears accurate.
If you say so.
What bad things? And, what "stuff"? Who are these people? Can you give us a list of people who did "stuff" and bad things happened?
Listen, you are just the latest of many,many posters who have come to this board and made similiar claims. Like the others, you don't seem to realize the significance of what you are claiming. And, like the others, you appear to lack critical thinking skills.
If you truly are interested in education, I suggest you do some research on the scientific method, and educate yourself on the subjects of confirmation bias, wishfull thinking, and test protocols.
There are some really smart people on this board from whom you can learn much about how easy it is to fool yourself when you have an emotional investment in a perceived paranormal ability.
No, you are not a fraud. You are a teenager who is overly excited about something which you are not able to assess properly. We've all been there.
I don't know what things are like in your country, but in the US, median income is right around 33K/year. Let's assume 40hr/week, 2 weeks vacation, 2 weeks federal holidays, and 2 weeks sick leave, all paid, generous assumptions. That's 55,757 hours of work. People are willing to work 55757 hoursto get $1M.
TK, if you honestly believe this video to be demonstrating anything other than a simple magic trick (one you could learn to do yourself if you're willing to travel to a magic shop and spend $10 or $15), then I suggest you post it in "Conjuror's Corner" on this forum.
Do you do it from a distance of 10 feet when it's:
