>>32625>Note the the shadow is not affected indicating that the device's effect is psychic rather than opticalHow then do you account for the fact part of herself is still obscured from view?
Also, due to how incredibly easy this is to do with photo manipulation (even I can do it, by taking two pictures, one with the person standing there and another exactly same one without it and then pasting the second layer and erasing part of it for the effect you have) no photo of this phenomena will ever constitute evidence even if it is legitimate. It's really something one would have to see in person to truly believe, although video evidence would be harder to take and as such a little more convincing, even that can be manipulated.
Anyways, my main problem is you're claiming it's psychic and I presume being done in the same way Indian Fakirs can influence what people see but on the camera they just appear to be sitting in meditation doing nothing.
It's clearly optical if any part of them is invisible to the camera. You can claim it's both optical and psychic though. However saying it's "psychic rather than optical" is contradicted by the very image you posted; it has to either be psychic and optical, technological and optical, or fake and optical. It is definitely not "psychic rather than optical".
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