Influencers Are Faking Mind Powers For Clout
Danny Gonzalez・2 minutes read
Most Americans believe in psychic phenomena, with some trying telekinesis through TikTok tutorials, which viewers find surprisingly useful. However, efforts to train the mind to see without sight using unorthodox methods prove to be ineffective despite strange experiences and humorous interactions.
Insights
- Many Americans believe in psychic phenomena, as shown by a CBS News study, with 16% reporting personal experiences, indicating a widespread interest and potential openness to related topics.
- TikTok and YouTube platforms showcase tutorials on telekinesis, with varying levels of depth and authenticity, sparking curiosity and engagement among viewers, but also raising questions about the credibility and effectiveness of the techniques demonstrated.
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What do some TikTok trends suggest about telekinesis?
They suggest rubbing hands together and practicing on objects.
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