They claim they did but that doesn't mean it's true,
You are using a double standard:
On the one hand, you claim that experts concluded that PK is not real, so you trust the experts...
Yet when I cite experts who concluded that these PK tests are methodologically sound, you reject the opinion of these experts, even though I am pointing to experts on BOTH sides of this debate.
The use of double standards by skeptics is a common practice, but it is fallacious reasoning, just like when you move the goalposts for this thread:
again if you believe so strongly in telekinesis and it really exists it shouldn't be too hard to provide a real life example, no?
A scientific test is not a real-life example? What about the Eisenbeiss case; how is that not a real-life example? Consciousness cannot be directly measured, observed nor verified, yet these results show a statistical anomaly that deserves explanation. Just admit that I showed you the evidence and move on; stop trying to argue around it when you obviously did not even read up on it. IF these tests are not methodologically sound, then YOU should have no problem finding an expert who supports your opinion with hard evidence. Your links claim that a test is not valid unless the researcher has a certain philosophical beliefs and also include other fallacious comments that do not address what is in this paper. You simply wish to ignore the reality that is being pointed out by experts because you think you know everything already.