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本帖最後由 lex 於 16-10-7 16:51 編輯
samsam123321 發表於 16-10-7 01:13 
其實心理學界其實最應該做下實驗
其實近兩個世紀前已經有定論，係肌肉既不自覺收縮現象
//Ouija boards work on a principle known to those studying the mind for more than 160 years: the ideometer effect. In 1852, physician and physiologist William Benjamin Carpenter published a report for the Royal Institution of Great Britain, examining these automatic muscular movements that take place without the conscious will or volition of the individual (think crying in reaction to a sad film, for example). Almost immediately, other researchers saw applications of the ideometer effect in the popular spiritualist pastimes. In 1853, chemist and physicist Michael Faraday, intrigued by table-turning, conducted a series of experiments that proved to him (though not to most spiritualists) that the table’s motion was due to the ideomotor actions of the participants.
Reference :
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-strange-and-mysterious-history-of-the-ouija-board-5860627/
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發表於 16-10-5 22:52
睇完起难皮
當年無咁多娛樂，啲人既科學知道又無目前咁好，所以好多鬼故、靈異野。