Pszichokinézis

Pszichokinézis, also known as psychokinesis or telekinesis, is a purported psychic ability allowing an individual to influence or move physical objects through mental effort alone. The concept suggests that the mind possesses an inherent power that can interact with the material world without physical contact. While the idea is popular in fiction and some fringe belief systems, there is no scientific evidence to support its existence.

Throughout history, claims of pszichokinézis have been made by various individuals, often accompanied by demonstrations or testimonials. These claims typically involve phenomena such as levitating objects, bending spoons, or influencing dice rolls. Skeptics and scientists often attribute these apparent feats to trickery, illusion, or misinterpretation of natural events.

Scientific investigations into pszichokinézis have generally yielded negative results. Rigorous experimental protocols designed to rule out fraud and chance have failed to produce reproducible evidence of psychokinetic abilities. The scientific consensus is that pszichokinézis, as commonly understood, does not exist and falls outside the known laws of physics. The study of pszichokinézis is often associated with parapsychology, a field that investigates purported psychic phenomena, but its findings remain largely unaccepted by mainstream science.