SHOCKING=>>Man Moves Objects With Mind – Scientists Are Baffled

Is he some kind of superhero?

Scientists are baffled by recent reports of a Minnesota man who is moving
objects WITH HIS MIND.

Especially now that other people have started copying the strange "brain trick" he uses…

And are reporting that they are becoming rich…healing their illnesses...
and even PHYSICALLY CONTROLLING the actions of others. 

This may be the most bizarre story you ever hear...

And you can check it out by clicking here.

Seriously, if you think this sounds insane now…

Just wait until you watch the free news video I just linked you to.

You'll be left speechless...

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