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Is the story of Nick Sitzman freezing himself to death via thought alone true?

Frank_Baker

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9 years ago

Is the story of Nick Sitzman freezing himself to death via thought alone true?

I looked it up and dont know what to think.

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pronto

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9 years ago

Sounds like a myth. This sort of stuff rarely happens, if at all.

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