I've heard two Skeptiko guests in the past, Eric Wargo and Ed May, both try to explain away at least some kinds of micro PK as being nothing but precognition. And both went further to imply that it could explain some survival evidence as well, but in the forum discussions that followed it's apparent
Published last month. The full title is "Heavens on Earth: The Scientific Search for the Afterlife, Immortality, and Utopia". Courtesy of the SPR Facebook page, here's a review by Wray Herbert in the Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/i...denly-play
This is the closest I've come to any paranormal experiences. It's rather mundane compared to some, but it happens with some regularity.
Normally, my sense of self; where "I" am located; is confined to my body. To be extremely precise, "I" seem to be inside of my head and between my eyes, with the
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*Sigh* You do realize that the use scientific method isn't restricted to, nor defined by, the dogmas of reductionist materialism / physicalism, right?
Parapsychology is a field that yields very useful results while adhering to the scientific met
Before I doze off for a bit, I'd like to say that, as much as we get pretty deep in certain discussions and take our stances, I must say we are lucky. Although I don't agree with everybody here, I do not think anybody I've witnessed here are fundamentalist in nature. Especially amongst the regulars.
Is the Universe a conscious mind?
by Philip Goff
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Cosmopsychism might seem crazy, but it provides a robust explanatory model for how the Universe became fine-tuned for life.
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