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    Contents
  1. Apologia
  2. An introduction to metal-bending: involvement of the author
  3. Metal-benders and world reactions
  4. Techniques of validation when touch is allowed
  5. The detection of metal-bending action
  6. Simultaneous strains: the 'surface of action'
  7. Extensions and contractions
  8. Movement of the surface of action
  9. Distance effects
  10. The localization of metal-bending action
  11. Directional effects
  12. Hardening, softening and magnetization
  13. Fractures and cleavages
  14. The French research
  15. Thermal phenomena
  16. Electromagnetic phenomena
  17. Structural phenomena
  18. Some psychological effects
  19. Poltergeist experiences and teleportation
  20. Further detail of teleportation
  21. The paranormal movement of objects: psychokinesis
  22. Human levitation
  23. Paranormal optical phenomena
  24. Informational psychic phenomena
  25. Physical background
  26. The many-universes interpretation of quantum theory and its implications
  27. Some general questions of philosophical interest
  28. References
    Index

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