vbloke
1st February 2007, 09:42 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ5cuv8PwYw
That looks highly dubious to me.
We see him tear the sheet of paper, cut to him scrunching on the floor (why not in his hands then put it on the floor?) and then cut to him (the shape of the scrunched up paper seems to have changed a well) concentrating on the paper.
When it finally ignites, it appears to do so from underneath (at time 3.02), after he has pressed down on it which makes me think there is some sort of chemical reaction occurring here, contact between something on the paper and something on the floor; which would explain why the paper was positioned on that spot on the floor and scrunched around the edges, rather than in his hands and placed on the floor.
Why go to the effort of pressing it to the floor and trying to keep it in one spot by pressing around the edges if you're only using mind power? Why not scrunch it in your hands and light it in your hands and drop it when it ignites, or scrunch it in your hands and put it on the floor anywhere and light it? The fact that the video cuts and isn't a continual shot from paper rip to lighting is highly suspect as well.
That looks highly dubious to me.
We see him tear the sheet of paper, cut to him scrunching on the floor (why not in his hands then put it on the floor?) and then cut to him (the shape of the scrunched up paper seems to have changed a well) concentrating on the paper.
When it finally ignites, it appears to do so from underneath (at time 3.02), after he has pressed down on it which makes me think there is some sort of chemical reaction occurring here, contact between something on the paper and something on the floor; which would explain why the paper was positioned on that spot on the floor and scrunched around the edges, rather than in his hands and placed on the floor.
Why go to the effort of pressing it to the floor and trying to keep it in one spot by pressing around the edges if you're only using mind power? Why not scrunch it in your hands and light it in your hands and drop it when it ignites, or scrunch it in your hands and put it on the floor anywhere and light it? The fact that the video cuts and isn't a continual shot from paper rip to lighting is highly suspect as well.