African shaman performing levitation

[Uncle Feedle]

Here's another one:

Not a claimed paranormal event or a faked photograph, but a form of stage illusion. However, the method behind it is so ridiculously limited and difficult to get right as to render the effect almost useless and not worth the trouble.

 

[Agent : Orange]

Maybe there is a link to a transmitter on another planet that he can access, which pulls him up! Can you disprove that? It could be a totally "natural" process. Or, as we have seen in the past, our understandings are simply too limited. Only by sleeping on a cold floor in the high mountains for a hundred years could you understand.

Wait...Wh...What?!

 

[insidespace]

Well, I am always "reminded" by this "discussion" that if you put a picture of an "airplane" to some native cannibals (Note: please understand I am "not" being prejudiced here, they can be of both genders and all skin colours), they would think "witchcraft" or not believe it, just as we don't believe the African Shaman here. (Infact, I am beginning to believe that the "African" in "African Shaman" is causing a lot of "Europeans" to think less of this video.)

To date no-one has disproved that the "African Shaman" has been able to assemble the forces necessary to levitate, albiet briefly. Was he interviewed? No. Who is he? Where did he get that robe? It certainly *looks* like what it is. If you hear ants crawling in the darkness, I for 1 don't think of space aliens with tentacles.

No-one knows, by the way, how a "housecat" can rotate in the air during its fall, because supposedly there is "nothing" to push against. And what about a "mexican jumping bean?" Doesn't that "get lighter" on its own? It is sealed in that bean and still pushes upward. I doubt we can explain it.

Our theories are like the dreams of dogs, beside the wunder of the "universe."

As the camel said to the jackal, you look like u need a drink.

Does that help?

 

[madurobob]

To date no-one has disproved that the "African Shaman" has been able to assemble the forces necessary to levitate, albiet briefly.

Yes, we have.

No-one knows, by the way, how a "housecat" can rotate in the air during its fall, because supposedly there is "nothing" to push against. And what about a "mexican jumping bean?" Doesn't that "get lighter" on its own? It is sealed in that bean and still pushes upward. I doubt we can explain it.

Insidespace, you really need to take a refresher course on highschool physics. There are no mysteries to either of these things.

 

[NeilC]

Well, I am always "reminded" by this "discussion" that if you put a picture of an "airplane" to some native cannibals (Note: please understand I am "not" being prejudiced here, they can be of both genders and all skin colours), they would think "witchcraft" or not believe it, just as we don't believe the African Shaman here. (Infact, I am beginning to believe that the "African" in "African Shaman" is causing a lot of "Europeans" to think less of this video.)

To date no-one has disproved that the "African Shaman" has been able to assemble the forces necessary to levitate, albiet briefly. Was he interviewed? No. Who is he? Where did he get that robe? It certainly *looks* like what it is. If you hear ants crawling in the darkness, I for 1 don't think of space aliens with tentacles.

No-one knows, by the way, how a "housecat" can rotate in the air during its fall, because supposedly there is "nothing" to push against. And what about a "mexican jumping bean?" Doesn't that "get lighter" on its own? It is sealed in that bean and still pushes upward. I doubt we can explain it.

Our theories are like the dreams of dogs, beside the wunder of the "universe."

As the camel said to the jackal, you look like u need a drink.

Does that help?

Nice trolling my friend.

I especially like this: "if you put a picture of an "airplane" to some native cannibals (Note: please understand I am "not" being prejudiced here, they can be of both genders and all skin colours)"

LOL. Very funny.