Clas Svahn

Well, he also, now he goes on Twitter and he goes...

he goes put in don't press the button he goes i i had a vision that you're going to and it's like he's been wrong so many times that it's like nobody even care anymore and i met with uh james randy you know james randy yeah of course yeah yeah we sat like this but even closer yeah and he he bent his spoon in front of me i couldn't tell how he did it but i know how he how he did it he bent it like that i couldn't see yeah but the thing he did was he put my

my hand over my own watch yeah and then his hand over my hand and then he moved it and it had it was five hours like that yep and we did the game and it was back to the same time so interesting interesting it's hard to do that but uh well he was an amazing magician yeah it was the amazing red the amazing randy but he he also how

I don't know.

I think in some ways he could have been a bit bad faith actor.

Like Uri Geller is one of these things where cases where you have the, you know, the Princeton parapsychology lab has a whole book on Uri Geller and like they studied him a lot.

Andrei Puharich brought Uri Geller to the States.

I think it was there that Michel met with Uri Geller.

Oh, interesting.

Yeah.

So I think there might have been something interesting going on with him from just a pure parapsychology perspective.

And then he also blew it out of proportion, had all this BS stage magic that he was doing.

And then you get the amazing James Randi with his prize to, you know, be skeptical.

But the most gullible people you can ask for are the scientists.

You should put... That's interesting.

I kind of agree with you, but what do you mean by that?

They are not prepared to be fooled.

They are prepared to watch if they can see something strange and measure it.

Ah...

So they think that reality is, oh, that's so interesting.