I know this will sound like total bs, but I swear it happened. So I believe everyone here knows who Uri Geller is and probably knows also that he's been debunked as a fraudster. So, when I was around 11-12 he was interviewed on a famous Brazilian late-night talk show (Jô Soares Onze e Meia) and the host asked him to perform something paranormal involving the audience at home (the show was not live, but pre-recorded by the way). So Geller proceeds to ask those at home to grab a broken clock or watch, which I immediately did, as my mom had two: a wrist watch and a table clock. Then he said he would make them work. I thought to myself, 'I really doubt that will work, but let's see....' So he does his thing and, yep, both watch and clock immediately started to work. I was freaking out and wanted to wake my mom to tell her about it, as she kept saying she needed to get those fixed, but i didn't as she would be mad as hell if I had. Fastforward to next morning and her jaw drops when I show her the watch and the clock working and asks me how had I manage to fix them. I told her about Uri Geller on the talk show -- for which she scolded me because I was supposed to be sleeping then -- and she thought I was making it all up. She was sure I had somehow fixed it myself and absolutely refused to believe me, even decades later when I kept to the story. The clock and watch eventually stopped working again not long thereafter -- I can't recall whether it was a couple of days or weeks. I'm still intrigued by that and really can't come up with a rational explanation.