The Hutchison Effect

[cookie monster]

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?feature...&v=llD26ZN8caY

This is pretty crazy stuff. The guy John Hitchison is a Canadien "self taught" scientist.

[Phila26Flyers]

Which should have been your first clue that this is all fake.

[cookie monster]

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

Which should have been your first clue that this is all fake.

It's not, but I can understand why to think its fake. It's 100% real. He took Niko Teslas work and expanded it. He also worked on the Star Wars Project and was hired by Ashcroft to develop energy weapons for the goverment.

It's all real my friend

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by cookie monster

It's not, but I can understand why to think its fake. It's 100% real. He took Niko Teslas work and expanded it. He also worked on the Star Wars Project and was hired by Ashcroft to develop energy weapons for the goverment.

It's all real my friend

Sadly I don't think you're joking... If this supposed energy force exists, how come he has never been able to recreate it? Quite simply, he has a nice collection of props, magnets, the ability to film upside down if needed, and a fanbase that believes 9/11 was orchestrated by the United States government. The Star Wars Project? Energy weapons for the government? Well, I guess he IS good with magnets.

Crackpot experiments by a crackpot for other crackpots.

[cookie monster]

http://www.hutchisoneffect.ca/

Open your mind dude

[theknuckler]

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread428599/pg1

His work has been confirmed an hoax.

Notice the string in the upper left corner of this video?

Scroll down the wiki page you linked and you'll see charges of fakery.

well that was hard to debunk -_-

[Phila26Flyers]

How come we never see where the metal goes when it's "levitated"? Surely, if you wanted to prove you could levitate something, you would make the object LEVITATING your focus? You don't see where the object goes because it's either going to a magnet, or the video was shot upside down and fell from a magnet.

My basic understanding of chemistry says wood and metal cannot bond, and metal is influenced by magnetic fields. My basic understanding of physics says metal can be "levitated" off a table from a state of stasis by using a magnet. My understanding of hardware stores says string is very cheap.

[thruby]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread428599/pg1



well that was hard to debunk -_-

not that i believe this is real, but you realize that was just some random dude on a message board saying it was debunked, right? that's not any different than Cookie on here saying it's real.

and i don't know if that "string" is even doing anything in the video you linked to...

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by thruby

not that i believe this is real, but you realize that was just some random dude on a message board saying it was debunked, right? that's not any different than Cookie on here saying it's real.

and i don't know if that "string" is even doing anything in the video you linked to...

well it's exactly the same as cookie except for you know, facts.

[thruby]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

well it's exactly the same as cookie except for you know, facts.

what facts? he watched a video and agreed with it... that's exactly what Cookie did, isn't it?

[kam]

Come on cookie, use some common sense.

[pigfarmer]

So...the dude made a moving electric field and can now move around metal objects...amazing!