Spin the Wheel

I personally consider it a metaphor for our conscience, morals and determination that influences our beliefs and actions and therefore our direction in life and how those around us respond to us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-agl0pOQfs

you can't even hold it

>>19548776
no, or maybe not know to man
ask yourself this
if there would be a power that humans knew, a power that can literally affect other physical bodies and manipulate them, why was there no such known man? and im not talking in history because you cant prove it but in our modern society

why the fuck did nobody use this power to claim millions of dollars around the globe that are offered to anyone to prove a supernatural power or phenomena of sort

because along with anything else supernatural, the force isnt real or at least we dont know it is/dont know how to control it

>inb4 but energy exists!
study physics before you compare real life energy to fiction force, our life is boring as shit and you should understand that

>>19548776
Kill yourself faggot. One fucking garbage thread after another.

>>19548776
The force as it is in Star Wars? Probably not.
Quantum effects on a macroscopic level could perhaps work like the force. Many magick-fags try to find a basis for their arcane shit in quantum mechanics.

>>19550340
If someone claimed James Randi's prize for exhibiting supernatural powers then they'd get abducted by a government as soon as the news got out. You can't spend your million dollars if you're being held on a secret Army base using your powers to fuck over the Russians.

>>19550371
>i claim supernatural is real
>also evil government abductions!
Like clockwork

>>19550514
He didn't claim it was real, he presented a hypothetical and claimed that it more than likely wouldn't turn out so well for the would-be force user.

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>>19548776
Not as it appears in Star Wars, but there are aspects to it in religious belief, philosophy, and parapsychology. Whether those things in particular are true really comes down to your own belief, because we don't have much evidence so far, beyond very minimal influence in academic experiments.

>>19550371
>If someone claimed James Randi's prize
Not gonna happen. This isn't a statement on supernatural powers, though - the challenge is just a scam to promote a system of abject skepticism.

There are far better methods to scientifically determine paranormal claims to be true or false, and the JREF are hardly scientists.

By all means, yes, we should have magicians helping to debunk charlatans who use such sleight-of-hand tricks to dupe the believers. But once they start making shit up to explain an experience is where they become useless.

Let's say hypothetically someone just randomly figured out how to use the force. How o you think the government would react? Would they need a permit would the gov like lock them up what would happen?

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>>19550346
idiot

>>19550371
>>19551293
The government fears the authority of the highest magic practicioner on the third planetoid from Sol.