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University of Manchester scientists believe "objective environment" will decipher a true mind reader from a faker.
University of Manchester scientists believe "objective environment" will decipher a true mind reader from a faker.
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Armed with the information that two "telepathic" people will be in different rooms, and will be interacting with items through viusal manipulation and sound, people can organize a plan to communicate through their chices.
Everybody experiences moments of telepathy. Just ask mothers
how they know their children's feelings, even across great
distances.
Animals are very telepathic, they have to be. It is part of their
survival strategy.
It is only 'scientists' who can't accept the obvious.
Everybody experiences moments of telepathy. Just ask mothers
how they know their children's feelings, even across great
distances.
Animals are very telepathic, they have to be. It is part of their
survival strategy.
It is only 'scientists' who can't accept the obvious.
Animals aren't telepathic. If they were, none of them would ever get eaten, run over, shot, etc., etc., etc.
People aren't telepathic either. This study and its results will probably reinforce every other valid and reliable study on telepathy and telekinesis...that under controlled circumstances it has never been demonstrated/replicated.
About thinking and feeling across distances...I love this one. Like whenever you are thinking about a friend you haven't talked to in a long time and they "magically' call you that day...must be telepathy. Or just a coincidence that you choose to dwell on and ignore the thousands of time you think about people and they don't call you. It's serendipitous, coincidental, accidental, and if you have a thesaurus add to the list...
In case you were joking...my mistake.
that exploit the concept. Any one who proposes to do a study on
the subject flunked his basic IQ test long ago.Maybe what it
proves is that there are too many fog headed people, even in
supposedly intelligent organizations. After all, look at the
collection of dumb politicians in Washington.
But you really can't stop people from making fools of
themselves, or believing in any idiotic idea that comes along.
truly intelligent person knows that. Only budding idiots trying to
avoid ejection from a university would propose such a waste of
time and money.
- Scientists should be ashamed
- by baisa July 20, 2006 1:30 AM PDT
- Those scientists should be appalled for pandering to superstitious nonsense such as "telepathy" -- there is no known example of any scientific demonstration of such powers -- there are an endless supply of kooky mystics who claim all manner of absurd nonsense, but that doesn't mean that legitimate science should pay any attention to them. Sheesh.
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