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Mr. Robin Parsons
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In some really simply ways science has 'proven' (existent) some, or many, of these kinds of things, to have measurable outcomes, and seemingly 'driven' sourcing, but without the ability to demonstrate the "cause/effect" lineage, they remain as experiments that simply beg questions, and answers, inasmuch as they are afforded a kind of statistical proof, but not 'Modus Operandi' (M.O.) proof, hence we run ourselves collectively in circles trying to find extrinsic evidence that proves the M.O.Originally posted by Canute
Unfortunately it appears to be impossible to prove anything at all about consciousness. So we must stick to what we know and not be constrained in our thinking by the limits of proof.
This is not a great loss since we can only construct contingent proofs anyway, and such proofs just lead us back to all the well known undecidable questions of western science and metaphysics.
This may not appeal to you if you're into proofs, but we have little choice. It seems that reality lies just beyond the reach of proofs. If it didn't I'm sure we'd have proved something about it by now.
What that says, is that there is evidence that shows people who predict things have some talent at it, or people who can practise the "remote viewing" phenomenon can be 'statisized', hence probabilities of outcome, but no one can yet prove the intrinsic (or extrinsic) "functioning operator" of the event...sort of like we would need to measure the "brain's wave's traveling between the two people" something like that...