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What are all the different types of kinesis?

Types of kinesis????

  • I am interested in kinesis now, and i was wondering if anybody knew of a site with a list of all of the kinesis'

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    One of my friends said there was Necrokinesis, the ability to trigger movement in non living tissues but causing electrochemical responses in the brain stem of a corpse.

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Kinesis is the response of a cell or an organism to a stimulus, where the stimulus is isotropic, i.e., spread in all directions, such as humidity, light or temperature. The two main types of kineses are: Orthokinesis: the speed of movement of the organism is dependent upon the intensity of the stimulus. Klinokinesis: in which the the frequency of response is proportional to intensity of the stimulus. (I assumed you meant actual types of kinesis and not fictitious psychic hokus-pokus)

John

Kinesis is rotation- chakras rotate, coming information rotate, perhaps time rotate.

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It all depends on how a BODY interprets the forces surrounding them, they get a nice Latin prefix Much like clairvoyance(to 'see' clearly that which is hidden) clair-audiance(to 'hear'...) and so on.. Thia-chi is the only documented example to date of using the Mind(will) to commit action or movement on an object without Physical contact look to your WIKI-pedia for Kinetic variance and study some 'string theory' if you have the math skills to reason out the possibilities

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