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The discussion centers on the potential for consciousness to influence material processes, akin to telekinesis or "mind over matter." Participants reference the PEAR project as a credible source of evidence supporting this idea. However, there is a clear guideline against discussing personal theories of physics, emphasizing the importance of adhering to established scientific frameworks. The thread also includes a reminder about the forum's posting guidelines, which aim to maintain focused and relevant discussions.
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Hello,

Can consciousness effect material processes, telekinesis style? (mind over matter)

There seems to be evidence to suggest that it can;

http://www.princeton.edu/~pear/5.html


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The PEAR project is okay to reference for discussion. Personal "new theories" of physics are not. Thread edited for content.
 
Ivan Seeking said:
The PEAR project is okay to reference for discussion. Personal "new theories" of physics are not. Thread edited for content.
Thought police, thank you, that should prevent people from thinking out side the box.
 
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