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I do that. I place hilarious random thoughts on people's heads to watch then laugh out loud.
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I have quite a bit of circumstantial evidence, considering that people I know still talk to me. >

You are an experimental subject.
You don’t have any proof that when you speak subtitles appear below you in Finnish. >

I can confirm that we Finns can read anybody’s mind by reading the Finnish subtitles >

Onko se totta? >

Totisinta totta. >

Opin joka päivä jotain uutta!! >

When i was a kid, i would try to randomly yell in my own head to see if i surprised any mind-readers, and i never saw any signs of it >

Completely different.... But when I was younger in school, I'd fake yawn. I'd then look around and see if anyone else yawned in hopes to catch someone staring at me. >

That’s one of the greatest applications of people mimicking yawns I’ve ever heard of. >

I yawned just reading this >

Not the first time I’ve heard that about something I’ve written. >

They must be incredibly good at acting, I get surprised by my own thoughts and burst into laughter or wince depending on what it is, also nobody has booked me an appointment with a psychiatrist yet. >

Yeah I do this ...i think of things and burst out laughing..luckily now people think you're on your phone