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The Witch Daily Show

June 7 2024 - Telekinesis

Jun 7, 2024
The podcast explores famous people accused of witchcraft like Beyoncé, David Bowie, and Shakira. It also discusses the mystery of telekinesis, psychokinesis powers, and skepticism around scientific evidence. Additionally, it touches on the concept of micro-telekinesis and its comparison to witchcraft spellcasting.
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  • Tulips have a rich history dating back to the Ottoman Empire period with Western Europe embracing them in the late 16th century, sparking the 'tulip era' and festivals.
  • Telekinesis, the ability to move objects with the mind, has captivated people for centuries with scientific evidence remaining elusive despite advances in virtual reality.

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The History and Symbolism of Tulips

Tulips have a rich history dating back to being cultivated by the Turks in the 16th century during the Ottoman Empire. The tulip's name originates from the Turkish word for turban. In Western Europe in the late 16th century, tulips were introduced by researchers like Carolus Cullius and grew popular, leading to the 'tulip era' in the early 18th century. Tulip festivals were held, and their trading popularity soared, especially in Holland.

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