Advancements in behavioral robotics have enabled remarkable emulation of human abilities within artificial intelligence (AI) systems. However, amidst these technological achievements, the question of whether some human capacities lie beyond the reach of robots remains unanswered. This paper delves into the enigmatic realm of psychokinesis, exploring the purported ability of the human mind to directly influence physical objects and processes. Inspired by our previous book, "An Excursion into the Paranormal," we present the paper as a call for submissions and discussions on the limits of robotics and AI. Psychokinesis, one of the three branches of paranormal phenomena, challenges conventional scientific explanations and is often considered a domain of delusions or fraud. To address this skepticism, we propose employing statistical verification methods used for extrasensory perception to explore the existence of psychokinetic phenomena. Through coin tossing and dice throwing experiments, we illustrate the potential for statistical validation of psychokinetic influence. The results indicate that statistically significant outcomes might suggest psychokinetic abilities beyond conventional human capacities. By inviting researchers, scientists, and enthusiasts to contribute to this journal, we seek to foster an academic discourse on the boundaries of behavioral robotics and the interface between consciousness and AI. Our paper endeavors to prompt an exploration of the extraordinary, shedding light on uncharted frontiers, and unraveling the mysteries that lie at the crossroads of science and the human mind.