I am truly interested if you can find some valid evidence. But I do not think that you ever have. Meanwhile I did find a source where a scientist took back what he claimed for Geller:
How did Uri Geller bend spoons?
" A hasty electron microscope test proves little. A tragic demonstration of this occurred in 1972, when Will Franklin, a professor at Kent State University, reported that a ring Geller had allegedly bent psychically showed “unusual fracture surfaces” when examined under an electron microscope. These “provided evidence that a paranormal influence function was probably operative.” Five years later Franklin publicly confessed he’d misinterpreted the test results; the fracture surfaces on the ring were easily explained. (He persisted in the belief that other items had been bent psychokinetically.) Don’t think you’re any less susceptible to illusion."
A skeptic follows the evidence. Evidence from reliable sources. A believer follows his feelings.