I agree totally. There are indeed so many things to learn. Both for the physical world and ourselves. And maybe as you say more effort should be put in trying to explain these experiments. We can go on theorising for hours and hours and for every one of my arguments you would come with a counterargument, till the end of time.
Telekinesis is an interesting subject, I totally agree. But my objection is about those who try to explain the telekinesis as a result of some "psychic" forces emanating from the himan brain or body. This is far from explanation. But telekinesis as an electromagnetic phenomenon is a nice theory. Even when this theory implies that "certain thinking" changes the electromagnetic properties of the human body so that it can move an electrostatic object such as a piece of paper. It may even explain why the wheel can turn but not the ice cube.
Kirlian photography for instance is all about photographing different electrostatic potentials from parts of our bodies, commonly depicted as an "aura", especially when fingertips are "photographed". And according to different states of mind (fear, relaxation, telling the truth, lying) or body (healthy, ill etc) of the subject, different ions and other substances are excreted from the hands via sweat. And these in retrospect give different auras. Whether certain auras can be associated with certain states is still a controversial thing, and a totally different subject.
The point is that is not far-fetched to hypothesise that the physical properties of the human body can dramatically change, and in response affect the detector instruments (a kirlian camera or a psi-wheel).
My objection is that talks about "psychic" powers to explain these phenomena are fairly uninformative because "psychic powers" are very vague and ill-defined. They do not provide a mechanism of how it happens; in contrast, I consider the above mentioned hypotheses as more grounded, easily testable and far more interesting to further investigate.
But still, I love these talks, thanks for contradicting all the time!
Telekinesis is an interesting subject, I totally agree. But my objection is about those who try to explain the telekinesis as a result of some "psychic" forces emanating from the himan brain or body. This is far from explanation. But telekinesis as an electromagnetic phenomenon is a nice theory. Even when this theory implies that "certain thinking" changes the electromagnetic properties of the human body so that it can move an electrostatic object such as a piece of paper. It may even explain why the wheel can turn but not the ice cube.
Kirlian photography for instance is all about photographing different electrostatic potentials from parts of our bodies, commonly depicted as an "aura", especially when fingertips are "photographed". And according to different states of mind (fear, relaxation, telling the truth, lying) or body (healthy, ill etc) of the subject, different ions and other substances are excreted from the hands via sweat. And these in retrospect give different auras. Whether certain auras can be associated with certain states is still a controversial thing, and a totally different subject.
The point is that is not far-fetched to hypothesise that the physical properties of the human body can dramatically change, and in response affect the detector instruments (a kirlian camera or a psi-wheel).
My objection is that talks about "psychic" powers to explain these phenomena are fairly uninformative because "psychic powers" are very vague and ill-defined. They do not provide a mechanism of how it happens; in contrast, I consider the above mentioned hypotheses as more grounded, easily testable and far more interesting to further investigate.
But still, I love these talks, thanks for contradicting all the time!