With the boundless possibilities available to anyone able to harness the power of the mind in a way that would allow it physical interaction with objects, such potential has not been missed by many governments as identified by the continued research carried out in psychokinesis tests around the world. Progress in the area of psychokinesis has been slow partly because this area of brain activity remains a complex function that interlinks with the very fabric of emotional and physical responses to external influences rather than controlled activity brought about by directed thought transference.

What psychokinesis tests are attempting to prove is whether the mind can physically make contact with objects simply through signals of thought as often portrayed in science fiction and fantasy films. The notion that it is possible for an individual to move objects with their mind has existed for thousands of years and is possibly an acknowledgement of abilities lost over time as humans have evolved and become more reliant on technology than spiritual or paranormal abilities. It appears that individuals or groups that exist closer to nature can more accurately draw upon their instinctive and intuitive senses than those who exist away from natural elements. This should not be surprising as wild animals survive through natural instincts. The fundamental difference between wild animals and humans is quite simply that the human species is the more intelligent and through that intellect is able to determine, calculate and theorise far more than any of the wild animals with which Planet Earth is shared, or at least that is how it appears.

Psychokinesis tests have shown that intellect may have a bearing on the ability of the mind to send a signal that will actually make physical contact with an object. How an object reacts to a signal will be relative to the strength of the signal's transmission which in turn may be relative to the strength of an individual's intellect. Such an assumption is open to conjecture and should not be accepted as written in stone, because until proven the qualities of a psychokinesis signal remain unknown.. In addition some psychokinesis tests have indicated that individuals born in certain regions might be more prone to psychokinesis abilities than those from other regions.

Another area of psychokinesis tests includes the goal to discover whether an ability to learn psychokinesis is possible. This notion suggests that as with any form of training once a suitable pupil has been identified it may be possible by following some standard teaching processes to provide a means by which instruction can be provided to steer a pupil towards harnessing the natural ability they possess. Moving mountains with the mind might be a long way off but the potential to move a significantly smaller object might be possible as more psychokinesis tests continue to unravel this fascinating ability that may be possessed by the entire human race.