Telekinesis

Not at all! Stu says if you do not believe in the goal! The aim! The ambition! The quotation states " it may be possible, or not".
You will not achieve your goal, or ambition, unless you believe that you can achieve it. But that is much different from believing that the impossible is possible. If your "goal" is to grow wings and fly, you may believe it for all of your life; but it will never happen. Because it is impossible!

maybe i say "I Think" not " i know that he means " ....... but just it was i think

You can move an object with your mind. You think that you want to move a glass from the table to the counter. Your mind tells your hand to pick up the glass and your feet to move it from A to B. But that is as far as it goes.

No one has ever shown conclusively that they can move an object solely with the mind and without the assistance of the physical body. Further, the concept of telekinesis seems to be mainly something that is the outcome of fantasy novels and Hollywood films. So the simpe answer is that telekinesis is unlikely at best and impossible at worst. Since no one has shown they can do it, despite the grandeous claims some make, I would take any such claim with a lot of healthy doubt.

Oh,dear! You have left yourself wide open there, Demon! There is a great deal that we stupid humans can, and do, control!

Typo it's not real.

Telekinesis is not real it's not possible to control anything. Hope this helps.

What you really mean, Demon,is that nothing can be controlled by telekinesis. Always read what you have written, before you post it.Otherwise you will get arguments.

Ok, I will.

This thread has been moved to Misc Topics from Norse Paganism.

To reply to my other questions, Atlas is a Roman myth, deemed "The Finder", for he knew all the truth in the world. One of his quotes I had heard from an old friend so I looked it up and that was the date the quote was recorded. Seems like it was a long time before Rome though... 769 before common era, looked a bit off. Oh well, it's just an old myth.