The parietal lobe, premotor cortex, and supplementary motor areas alongside supporting circuitry within the basal ganglia and cerebellum of the human brain can cause what's known as an "ideomotor effect" which allows muscles to move without the subject consciously being aware. This could explain how Ouija boards work. A good way to demonstrate this effect is to place both hands together and have the index fingers pointing upwards as if making the church steeple hand pose. If the subject stares a...
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