r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/CakeDayOrDeath • 17h ago
Uri Geller got popular in the 1970s by claiming to have supernatural powers. Johnny Carson invited Geller on his show and worked with James Randi to set up conditions where he couldn't use any trickery to fake his "powers." [Reposted to comply with sub rules]
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nostalgia • u/unoptimisticoptimist • 14h ago
Nostalgia Uri Geller got popular in the 1970s by claiming to have supernatural powers. Johnny Carson invited Geller on his show and worked with James Randi to set up conditions where he couldn't use any trickery to fake his "powers." [Reposted to comply with sub rules]
u_Spiritual-Coach8286 • u/Spiritual-Coach8286 • 5h ago
Uri Geller got popular in the 1970s by claiming to have supernatural powers. Johnny Carson invited Geller on his show and worked with James Randi to set up conditions where he couldn't use any trickery to fake his "powers." [Reposted to comply with sub rules]
u_Mythosaurus • u/Mythosaurus • 14h ago