Explain telepathy using any physics that we have known.

In summary, the conversation discusses the concept of telepathy, which is the transmission of information between two people without any visual or auditory or sensory cues. While telepathy has not been scientifically proven, the discussion explores the possibility of its existence and how it could potentially be explained by physics. However, it is noted that without solid evidence of telepathy's existence, any scientific explanations are purely speculative.
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Telepathy is the transmission of information between two people without any visual or auditory or sensory cues. Telepathy is not proven yet. But, if telepathy does exist, how can physics explain it?

Transmission of information between two human beings at far distances using Electro-magnetic waves is ruled out due to the curvature of the earth. If EM is not the cause of telepathy (if true), then what is?
 
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This is speculative physics and PF doesn't deal in these kinds of posts. You are starting on the basis that telepathy is real and then trying to explain it scientifically. However, we must first have a repeatable experiment that shows telepathy is in fact real before we can begin down that road.

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And it is.
 

1. How does telepathy work?

According to physics, telepathy is a form of communication that occurs through the transmission of electromagnetic waves between the sender and receiver's brain. These waves are generated by the brain's electrical activity and can travel through space to reach the intended recipient.

2. Is telepathy scientifically proven?

While there is still much debate and skepticism surrounding telepathy, there have been several scientific studies that have shown evidence of telepathic abilities. However, there is still no concrete scientific explanation for how telepathy works.

3. Can telepathy be explained by quantum physics?

Some theories suggest that telepathy may be possible through the principles of quantum entanglement, where two particles can become connected even when separated by great distances. However, this theory is still highly debated and has not been proven.

4. What are the limitations of telepathy?

Currently, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that telepathy can be used for long-distance communication or to transmit complex thoughts or messages. It is also believed that telepathy may be influenced by factors such as emotional state, belief, and the connection between individuals.

5. Can telepathy be developed or enhanced through training?

There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that telepathy can be learned or trained. However, some individuals claim to have developed their telepathic abilities through meditation, visualization, and other techniques. More research is needed to determine the validity of these claims.

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