Harvard Says People Can Move Things Using Brain Waves

Harvard just ran a new experiment that proves we can move things with our minds!

According to the Harvard Medical School experiment, volunteers can remotely wiggle a rat's tail by using their brainwaves with a system they created that links a sedated rat to a person via a computer!

Apparently human volunteers wear electrode caps to monitor their brain activity.

Sedated rats are then hooked up to a device that causes their neurons to fire at certain times.

The people are then shown a strobe light, and told to concentrate on the rat's tail moving!

Surprisingly when they did this, the volunteers brains caused the rat's neurons to fire and their tails to move!

Researchers hope this new technology might be used to teach paralyzed victims to move again, but if you've ever watched any Superhero movie we all know the bad guys will use it for a crime spree!