This was originally in response to a question about telekinesis, but I began to wonder what others thought of my theory.
Its all a matter of going beyond what the human consciousness is aware of.
Similar to my theory of walking through walls and other porous objects:
Everything is made up of molecules and atoms. Subconciously your mind controls the atoms and molecules that form you. If you can somehow manage to use that part of your mind consciously you'd be able to manipulate yourself to fit through the porous object and then resume your form on the other side.
However for the sake of telekinesis you'd have to take into account the distance and how much of your structure you can manipulate to extend and move something. While some may say this technically isn't telekinesis it would be very similar.
2007-01-08
16:56:43
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Morgan P
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You would also have to take into account the weight of the object and how many particles it would take to lift and sustain it. Thinking about it now, I believe that simply manipulating yourself would require a tremendous amount of energy.
There may be studies on this, or perhaps this is new. Either way its what I decided on in geosystems one day. Theoretically and Hypothetically its possible, and impossible at the same time. There are too many unknowns and variables for me to take into account since Im only a first year college student, not even majoring in physics/biology/quantam mechanics(I think those are the right subjects).
2007-01-08
16:57:33 ·
update #1