Power of the Mind?

I just reached home from an afternoon and night at school doing my research project. I think I really need to go out more, but not to school. The good news of the day is that I managed to finish the code of the system in my research project that I've been trying to implement for past 2 weeks or so. The bad news is that I'm tired and I haven't had my shower, which means I'll probably sleep at 1 am or so (again).

Ok, onwards to the article. Really tired over here so pardon me if I make any mistakes. Well, today's article explores the world of the paranormal, the world of mind powers - levitation, mind-reading, remote viewing, telekenisis etc. The article not really a scientific one, but rather a more discussional piece on a movie named "What the Bleep Do We Know!?", complete with the author's own brand of sarcasm.

Well, nothing much to elaborate here. If you want to know more, go read the article. Its up to you to decide whether you want to believe in such mental powers or not, but in short, this article will give you a summary as to what people are claiming should be possible and, of course, the author's point of view...

Could it be that they're not all charlatans -- the Uri Gellers, the Amazing Kreskins, the "spoonbenders," paranormalists and mentalists? A 2004 movie still hot on the cult-house circuit and video-store shelves, "What the Bleep Do We Know!?" which canvasses all manner of New Age spiritualists, makes some startling claims about the unused potential of human gray matter.

"I believe it's endless," says "Bleep" co-director Betsy Chasse. "Anything we can dream up, we can do."

How endless?
Endless enough that New Jersey should take up Kreskin's offer to be the state's "watchdog," a role in which he'll suss out lying politicians through powers of cerebration?

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