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Several papers on the topic of quantum retrocausation appear in the current issue of the AIP Conference Proceedings, published by the American Institute of Physics (to see the papers click
How important is it to convince the scientific community that psi exists?
[Edit: Immediately after posting this thread I realised the question might not make much sense to people who don't think psi does exist. If sceptics want to take part, perhaps they can make the question: "How important [i]sho
For more than a decade, psychology has been contending with some of its research findings going up in smoke. Widely publicized [url=https://www.sciencenews.org/article/psychology-results-evaporate-upon
Let's start here: What method do you advise a layman, such as myself, employ?
As I believe I've made clear by now, I think the question of proper authority is a very difficult issue and made even more difficult when authorities opine on topic
A review article has appeared in Science about how understanding human consciousness can lead to conscious AI systems. The article is behind a paywall, but has been popularized at Live Science (www.livescience.com/60789-how-to-make-a-conscious-robot.html).
25 years ago the BBC created a stir by transmitting a drama in the form of a live broadcast about a haunted house - based on the Enfield poltergeist - which some viewers apparently thought was a real live broadcast. The subsequent suicide of a teenage boy was blamed on the programme. The BBC website
Alan Turing, the mid-20th-century logician and pioneer of computing, wrote in 1950, in the course of a discussion about whether machines could think, the following:
[i][color=#000000][size=medium][font="Times New Roman"]I assume that the reader is familiar with the idea of extrasensory perception,
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