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Randi also spoke about the ideomotor effect, which is the basis of how these things "work". The short version is that if someone believes a force is present, th
by 0xcde4c3db 5y ago
Randi also spoke about the ideomotor effect, which is the basis of how these things "work". The short version is that if someone believes a force is present, there is a tendency to subconsciously generate a corresponding body movement. To the extent that any actual information is involved, the user is feeding information to the device, not the other way around. See also: Ouija boards, facilitated communication, no-touch martial arts, etc..