  A numerical thought experiment with two momentum correlated particles is
presented, in which particle A passes through a series of zig-zagging slits and
particle B moves unobstructedly. It is shown that, if particle A's meandering
path is monitored by successive non-detections, particle B will loosely adhere
to a similar trajectory without violating momentum conservation. The discussion
relates this apparent telekinetic influence, which is a standard quantum
mechanical result, to supposedly real telekinesis and to Stapp's hypothesis on
intention in quantum physics.
