Nobel-prize winning physicist says he is 99% sure that extrasensory perception (ESP) is real. #fromthearchives
https://www.dailygrail.com/2017/04/nobel-prize-winning-physicist-says-he-is-99-sure-that-esp-is-real/ …pic.twitter.com/IeHFMNQSTk
why in the interview with Brian Josephson is he making such strong claims but doesn't cite a specific study?
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It appears that he thinks there's many so doesn't bother citing a specific one. I think that's why he goes on to talk about experimenter effect, basically implying not all positive results are related to that, or prosaic overall.
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Ya but a homie wants some refs
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It depends how U define ESP. For examp., I can watch a NCAA referee & predict >70% which side penalty will be against. I observe small body motion by ref. Yes, our brain emits magnetic fields, but they R very weak and there is no physics basis to support interaction among humans.
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..of course I cannot rule out advanced "Aliens" having ability to read minds. The end of Ep. #1 of "Contact" suggests that UFOs sightings (8/21-8/23 2011) from Tampa to Waynesboro, VA, correlated w/the 5.8M VA earthquake of 8/23/11. Scientists R more open to UFO's than ever B4.
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