The amazing abilities of the normal (non paranormal) brain

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The discussion centers on the distinction between extraordinary abilities and paranormal claims. It emphasizes that even if an individual can perform tasks that defy replication by highly qualified experts, it does not constitute proof of paranormal abilities. Participants question whether anyone is making such claims and reference other threads in the Scepticism & Debunking forum for further exploration of these ideas. The conversation highlights the importance of evidence and skepticism in evaluating extraordinary claims.
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So, if you can do something that does not violate the laws of physics, but it is something that other (highly qualified, highly experienced) people cannot even remotely replicate, it is still not proof of paranormal abilities.
 
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Count Iblis said:
...it is still not proof of paranormal abilities.

Of course not. Is there a point here? Does anyone make that claim?
 
negitron said:
Does anyone make that claim?

Yes, read the other threads here at Scepticism & Debunking :smile:
 
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