|
Uri Geller
I dont really believe this stuff, but Uri Geller was on TV before, and he told the audience to get a stopped watch (a wind up one, not digital obviously!), and he would make it tick. You had to hold the watch tightly in your hands first, think positive thoughts, and sure enough, our stopped watch ticked for a bit, then stopped again. Would the heat from your hands when you held the watch make it tick? Is there another logical explanation? The watch definately started ticking!
|
