Psi Wheel

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>>18439314
Instructions on how to fold the paper. You put it on top of a pointed object like a pen, needle, or tooth pick, pointing up out of a rubber/soap or other support.

>>18439314

Did it some years ago as a novelty, didn't manage to make it work with a barrier.

Still expecting some bullshit physics explanation saying it's hot air or electrical charge or somesuch.

Freaking street numbers, that's the only important one.

>>18439403
Inconsistencies in the paper. Your hands own shadow can cause movement.

There are spinning office desk novelty toys that will spin literally just because on part is painted black and the other is white, put it in sunlight, and it spins. (Balancing on a needlepoint creates an 'almost' frictionless situation, in that situation light energy/difference is enough to propel something.)

>>18439405

Such as that one. Yes, the black/white thing sounds familiar.

But that also means, if you carefully control variables, it would be good for spotting forces that are not evident... AKA useful for the enterprising /x/phile

two pages of streetsigns

>>18439408
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crookes_radiometer

read the link in the descript of the video posted in OP.
tl;dr - it's fake 'n social experiment bruh

>>18439322
Nice magic trick m8.

>>18439414
neat :D

>>18439316
>>18439322
so pyschic powers exist they are just so weak you can only move a balanced piece of paper slightly? Damn god hates us