Strange things you can do (no one believes)

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Purkki

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William MacKay said:
i can make my eye twitch, my nose twitch like a bunny, and i can make my dick move all on its own...
It's a muscle! (Get the ref..? Heh.. heh)

I don't own any special traits, believable or unbelievable. I don't get sad very often. I can't cry, except for only in an really extreme situation. Maybe it's that I don't care. Yesterday my father almost died, when his forklift fell over and I was like "Okay.". Or maybe it's optimism.

EDIT: I know! I'm UNMOVABLE!
 

Distorted Stu

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I can turn of pain. I even went to the doctors about this thinking there was somethign wrong. He just said youve got a good mind over matter but i still think boiling water over my arm or a nail through the finger should hurt for more than a few seconds!

Saying that, its an epic party trick being able to hold your hand over a flame for a minute or so lol
 

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GLo Jones said:
I can fly, and shoot milk from the nostrils of anyone within a 20 meter radius of me. No-one believes me though, because only I actually see it.
Please tell me its the pressure of the milk coming out of your nose that allows you to fly, sort of like Marios Fludd in Mario sunshine but well your nose instead of fludd and milk instead of water. :p
 

Gustavo S. Buschle

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Niflhel said:
Raognerrrm said:
I can imagine 7 dimensions.
This one is very hard to prove.
It also makes my brain hurt.
The 7th dimension according to which theory?
Quite an amazing feat, considering we've not been able to confirm the existence of more than 3 spatial dimensions plus time as the fourth.
What? What kind of dimensions are you talking about? Mathematicians have been constructing (not physically) objects with infinite dimensions for a long time. You know what a function graph is? For example the function for a line in the 4th dimension would be (1,2,3,4) (4,3,2,1).
 

Snowy Rainbow

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Vellu said:
William MacKay said:
i can make my eye twitch, my nose twitch like a bunny, and i can make my dick move all on its own...
It's a muscle! (Get the ref..? Heh.. heh)

I don't own any special traits, believable or unbelievable. I don't get sad very often. I can't cry, except for only in an really extreme situation. Maybe it's that I don't care. Yesterday my father almost died, when his forklift fell over and I was like "Okay.". Or maybe it's optimism.

EDIT: I know! I'm UNMOVABLE!
*makes super sad puppy dog eyes*

Anything?
 

Scabadus

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SckizoBoy said:
Just as well I didn't read his post... though I wonder: would tachyons have any effect on non-biologicals in water at all? And what would serve as a source of tachyons, given that even research theoretical physicists don't believe in their existence (or, rather, ability to exist in undistorted-space).

As far as water is concerned, does anyone enjoy pure water? I've drunk DIW and... nothing, doesn't taste of water, let alone anything else.
For the Tachyons I really have no idea, I only know underlying concepts about quantum particles from a vauge interest and a few applied theories regarding electrons from basic chemistry courses as Uni. Oh and I have read/watched The Watchmen, so there's that too.

For the water though, if you chill it then pure water can be quite nice. At room temperature or even out of the tap it doesn't taste great at all, but stick it in the fridge for a bit and it's not too bad. Not sure what tachyons taste like, but my guess is chicken.
 

Gustavo S. Buschle

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Sometimes I can figure out when I am dreaming, so I can do anything I want in my dream. It's not anything special though, look up lucid dreaming.
 

DanielBrown

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I can make my eyes vibrate, I can make my nostrils bigger(though according to the responses here it doesn't exactly seem like a rare thing) and move my ears slightly. I can also fold my tongue and make it thick/tall. Not really the stuff OP was looking for, but since that's the direction the thread has taken I'm bound to join in.

Lots of bullshit in this thread btw!
 

Ranorak

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I somehow know when my mobile phone will ring before it does.
No, it has nothing to do with my speakers making that distinct sound.
I just look at my phone and Then it starts to ring.
 

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Gustavo S. Buschle said:
Sometimes I can figure out when I am dreaming, so I can do anything I want in my dream. It's not anything special though, look up lucid dreaming.
A friend of mine once told me he could do that. He also told me what he likes to do when it happens wich was... unnerving. I wish I could do it so I did some research on it but it turns out there's a loooooooot of BS about it being thrown around.
 

MisterM2402

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I can do this:
It kinda freaks people out ("OMG you're so weeeeiiird! XD") hehe

Also, people can just make up anything they want in this thread and say "well it's hard to prove it". On an unrelated note, I can also turn my gall bladder any colour I want - it's hard to see it though since it's inside, but a surgeon once told me about it and I can "feel" it happen. Oh yeah, and I can wiggle my teeth. True story.
 

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SckizoBoy said:
Scabadus said:
GamerPhate said:
I held 2 cells and drank some normal bottled water that I had tachyonized for a few hours.
How, exactly, do you go about 'tachyonising' a bottle of water? Because I doubt it's very healthy for you, that high you're feeling may just be radiation poisoning.


GamerPhate said:
Tachyon particles are SOOO small and go soo fast (THROUGH the earth's molicule gaps at NEAR the speed of light or faster) we don't have machines sophisticated enough to measure these particles. Perhaps when they built something smaller than a nano-meter or something that day will come.
Oh dear we've made a whoopsie. Tachyons are quantum particles, existing both as physical objects and electromagnetic waveforms depending on if they're observed. That being said, even while existing as particles they don't travel by speed in the same way we do, they exist as probability fields. However even with that, we as a race do have the ability to detect quantum particles, both using our eyes (light photons are quantum particles) and devices like photometres and colourometeres. Tachyons, on the other hand, violate many principles of current universal physics theories and very likely can't be detected because they don't exist.

Of course you'd know all of this if you just read the wikipedia page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyon], which I really recomend you do in future before irradiating yourself or wasting thousands of [your currancy here] trying to detect something that's already being looked for by qualified scientists with millian dollar budgets.
Just as well I didn't read his post... though I wonder: would tachyons have any effect on non-biologicals in water at all? And what would serve as a source of tachyons, given that even research theoretical physicists don't believe in their existence (or, rather, ability to exist in undistorted-space).

As far as water is concerned, does anyone enjoy pure water? I've drunk DIW and... nothing, doesn't taste of water, let alone anything else.
#1 Ok first off, you need a LARGE clear tachyon crystal, they look flat on one side and roundish on the top. You place the bottle of water on the energy cell, and a few hours later, the water particles become ionized in a way through this process.

Also, about health concerns. The high isn't radiocative, or negative energy. You know how when you sit in front of a CRT for a long time and eventually you get a draining feeling? That is EMF's interacting with your SOEF field, or energy field that engulfs your body. EMF fields break down your cells, and cause negative effects, even cancer in high enough doses over a long enough time period. Tachyon energy deflects negative effects of EMF fields, and thus reduce fatigue in this case. They cause an effect on the cells to revert to their original state, instead of breaking down due to outside forces. Some people think that the fact that they move near or faster than the speed of light attributes them to these effects on biological material in the sense that, they cleanse all the negative effects of an environment, thus improving your well being. Can you overdose on this stuff? Not that I can tell, but I have read a study a dentist had done where he gave a kid a few BIG cells and went in the other room for just a momement, when he came back, the kid was nearly on the ground giddy with laughter, almost ecstatic. He removed the cells and after a while the kid returned to "normal". The main thing about these, are they not only do have a postive effect on you, they are LIFE LONG devices. When you buy one, you own it forever, and it works forever.

If for example the FDA were to hear about something like this, the Drug industry would be super pissed that a SINGLE reusable item could give similar effects and can be used daily and would NOT require you to buy more medicine each month. It would be similar to, for example, Thomas Edison's lightbulb invention. It STILL burns today... UNLIKE the models we can buy that are intended to malfunction after a threshold. My point is that, the world operates on the idea that you have to consume something to sustain an economy, and the idea of a single fix that last forever would devistate the industry. So ultimately, since there isn't technology to PROVE they exist, all we have is tools to verify that they are effecting something. Also one more point to make, you are being dosed with Tachyon energy if you use the energy cells or not. They come from space and pass through the Earth, so you are getting this energy just in low lumps. Also, electronics dimminish Tachyon energy, so the cells are helpful in modern society to focus the energy into a stronger source. No one has every claimed "ill" effects as far as i have researched or experienced.

#2 LOL, wiki.. yes they are ALWAYS right.. especially on fields of meta-physics. I love how wiki is the end all answer to everything. Do some REAL research before you comment. The reason scientists can't say they exist, is there is no DEVICE to say here, this is tachyon energy and we are measuring it. So, since they have no way to prove it, they say it doesn't exist. I would say that you are using the world is flat theory to prove that tachyons don't exist. You have no sailed around the world to prove it is round, so therefor it MUST be flat. However, science improved and man had an idea, he chased that dream, and found out that, egads, the theory was correct, the world is round! However, on that subject, much of science has constantly been hindered by religion. Take Galileo for example, he looked up and saw the stars and astral bodies move, and even though people though the Earth was the center of the universe at that time, he used science to disprove it, against popular belief. In fact, he was sentenced to house arrest for the remainder of his life, branded a heratic. I often wonder what it was like to be there in his observatory during those times, to look up to the heavens, do some calculations on paper, and be sure that the sun was moving around the Earth, and not the other way around. He was the only sane person on the planet at that time, and yet he was treated like a prisoner. But my point is, and I will use a paraphrase from Einstein I believe it was, something like "What is, isn't as improtant, as what could be".

CLIFFNOTES = Read the post before you just wiki some answer, cause you didn't read what I wrote.
 

Cheezeypoofs

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Hangover free ftw no matter how much I have to drink :p
I can also pop my right shoulder out of the joint at will.
 

Findlebob

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Right i have two intresting ones.

When i read i build up images in my head to form a movie.

I feel sensation in dreams (this isnt meant to be possible) but mainly pain in my many nightmares.
 

GLo Jones

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MazdaXR said:
GLo Jones said:
I can fly, and shoot milk from the nostrils of anyone within a 20 meter radius of me. No-one believes me though, because only I actually see it.
Please tell me its the pressure of the milk coming out of your nose that allows you to fly, sort of like Marios Fludd in Mario sunshine but well your nose instead of fludd and milk instead of water. :p
Ah, sorry, I must not have been clear enough. I can't shoot milk out of my own nose (that would just be ridiculous), only the noses of others.
 

That's Funny

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I could (well I used to) be able to hear quite high frequencies. That was until I got an ear infection, now I find slightly harder to hear in one ear, so goodbye enhanced hearing.

I also have a very good sense of smell, I can smell things long before my friends can, and they still don't believe me.
 

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Harbinger_ said:
Sometimes I can see things before they happen.
I am able to stop myself caring for someone in an instant. (Hard to reverse it.)
I am able to tell when a TV is turned on without it's volume being up without even being able to tell there is a TV in the room. (From an adjacent room based on a weird almost electric feeling around my ears.)
I'm not sure about the 'electric feeling' but it's pretty normal for anyone with good ears to be able to hear a high-pitched whine coming from any switched-on electrical equipment.
 

Niflhel

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Gustavo S. Buschle said:
Niflhel said:
Raognerrrm said:
I can imagine 7 dimensions.
This one is very hard to prove.
It also makes my brain hurt.
The 7th dimension according to which theory?
Quite an amazing feat, considering we've not been able to confirm the existence of more than 3 spatial dimensions plus time as the fourth.
What? What kind of dimensions are you talking about? Mathematicians have been constructing (not physically) objects with infinite dimensions for a long time. You know what a function graph is? For example the function for a line in the 4th dimension would be (1,2,3,4) (4,3,2,1).
Obviously, I'm talking about spatial dimensions - This I mentioned in the post already.

Now, if mathematicians have been constructing objects with infinite dimensions (Which I do not doubt that they have), then the ability to "think" of the 7th dimension would be nothing out of the ordinary, and therefor, it wouldn't really be anything "special". I mean, I can think of a 7th dimensional function right now - (1,2,3,4,5,6,7) (7,6,5,4,3,2,1).

So, either he's talking about something we all can do - That is, imagining the 7th dimension, not as a picture, but as a concept, or, he's talking about imagining (as in, seeing a mental picture) the 7th dimension, which would require space, which would make it a spatial dimension, yes?
If we move beyond the 4 dimensions, we enter the area of superstring theory and such, hence the question "According to which theory?"
 

Gustavo S. Buschle

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bliebblob said:
Gustavo S. Buschle said:
Sometimes I can figure out when I am dreaming, so I can do anything I want in my dream. It's not anything special though, look up lucid dreaming.
A friend of mine once told me he could do that. He also told me what he likes to do when it happens wich was... unnerving. I wish I could do it so I did some research on it but it turns out there's a loooooooot of BS about it being thrown around.
Every once in a while several times a day ask yourself if you are dreaming, then look at a digital clock or try to turn on-off the lights. Electrical things don't work in dreams.
 

Purkki

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Snowy Rainbow said:
Vellu said:
William MacKay said:
i can make my eye twitch, my nose twitch like a bunny, and i can make my dick move all on its own...
It's a muscle! (Get the ref..? Heh.. heh)

I don't own any special traits, believable or unbelievable. I don't get sad very often. I can't cry, except for only in an really extreme situation. Maybe it's that I don't care. Yesterday my father almost died, when his forklift fell over and I was like "Okay.". Or maybe it's optimism.

EDIT: I know! I'm UNMOVABLE!
*makes super sad puppy dog eyes*

Anything?
I smiled. But that was the awkward grin of someone quoting me in a forum, nothing dog-related.