Reports on anything, from telepathy, to precognition, to global warming/climate change, Y2K are STORIES, subject to verification with hard evidence and the scientific method. Lots of people have "premonitions" and beliefs they experience telepathy..... The premonition hotlines have demonstrated _premonitions as false_ - not one in 100's of 1000's (maybe millions) of submissions was a hit, not just by http://thepremonitions.com but by maybe 6 other similar hotlines over the last 20 years.

Problem is - people make hundreds of guesses as to what might be happening somewhere else, or what someone is thinking. And some, like YOU, likely never figure in wrong guesses. And when, by luck, a guess is confirmed as a "hit," you call it premonition or telepathy..... Sorry, that is the opposite of the scientific method.

James Randi and hundreds of others have tirelessly listened to the stories (you call them reports, Cosmin) of 10's of 1000's of people claiming PSI capability. Why? Because we feel that these claimants may have the greatest probability of actually performing psychic feats since they claim they can. Randi's applicants must agree to be impartially tested using the scientific method, which, if you are familiar with it, demands that an investigator create falsifiable hypotheses with the aim of demonstrating a hypothesis "true" or "false." Prejudice or charlatanism doesn't figure into tests, as they are proctored by people that really want to establish PSI as real, including the claimant!

I don't lie - but yes, I have made many "guesses" about what people may have been thinking or events happening - and occasionally I get a hit. But I don't lie to myself and call it a premonition or telepathy.
Cheers!
Howard Marks

On 5/17/2019 4:12 PM, 'Cosmin Visan' via Everything List wrote:
Landing on the Moon is anecdotal, since is only reported by 3 people. Telepathies are reported by 7 billion people all the time, including me, so they are not anecdotal. They are like breathing. Everybody breaths. And if you say you never had telepathies, you lie.

On Friday, 17 May 2019 20:13:35 UTC+3, howardmarks wrote:

    Just because an article in a journal of APS, AAAS (both
    organizations of which I am a member), or Nature appears, doesn't
    mean the subject matter of the article is true. I had an EE
    educated father with a dozen patents that "believed" in psychic
    phenomena, and helping him investigate was very sobering, as all
    leads ended in a brick wall - when it came to actually performing.
    That's how I met Randi. So much anecdotal "evidence." But the
    bottom line was, all anecdotes, when one does due diligence to see
    the performance - can't demonstrate, without exception. And,
    Cosmin, if you would actually investigate, rather than decide how
    "believable" anecdotal stories are - you might change your "beliefs!"
    Cheers! Howard Marks

    On 5/17/2019 10:00 AM, John Clark wrote:
    On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 8:42 AM 'Cosmin Visan'
    <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:

        /> Also in cases of telepathy and precognitions the
        "technology" and the "motivation" existed at the moment of
        their occurrence. Actually, it seems that the conditions
        required for paranormal phenomena are being met way more
        often that the conditions required for Moon landing./


    If you're right about that then it should be easy to find
    ironclad evidence within the month that will convince even the
    most skeptical editors of journals like Physical Review Letters,
    Nature or Science that telepathy and precognition actually exist.
    So let's make a bet and I'll give you 10 to one odds; if a pro
    ESP article appears before June 17 2019 in any of those journals
    I'll give you $10,000, if it doesn't you only have to give me
    $100. And remember the article doesn't need to explain why the
    phenomena exists it just has to show that something exists that
    needs explaining, So do we have a bet?

     John K Clark

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