Science, parapsychology and taboo - Dean Radin PhD (1/3)

Also watch this video (its really great):

"Science and the taboo of psi" with Dean Radin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw_O9Qiwqew&hl=da

The term Psi is used to define processes or effects associated with cognitive or physiological activity that fall outside of conventional scientific boundaries (ESP, for example).

Traditionally the term has had two sub-categories.

Psi-Gamma - Pertaining to paranormal cognition (ESP, remote viewing, etc.)
Psi-Kappa - Pertaining to paranormal action (psychokinesis, etc.)

The statistics showing that Panodil kills pain is much weaker than the extensive statistics proving the existence of Psi. Yet the critique that any scientific study of the psy phenomenon meets is enormous (unless the conclusion is that psi is not real).

Why is that? Simply because psy is a taboo.

Dean Radin, Ph.D and his colleges have established with the same statistic methods that are used in other fields of science (actually even more thoroughly that in most other fields), that the human mind can influence random systems, that remote perception is real, and so on.

Here you can hear him describing his research and addressing the taboo.

"Science and the taboo of psi" with Dean Radin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw_O9Qiwqew&hl=da




Dean Radin (born February 29, 1952) is a researcher and author in the field of parapsychology. He is Senior Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, in Petaluma, California, USA, on the Adjunct Faculty at Sonoma State University, on the Distinguished Consulting Faculty at Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center, and former, four-time President of the Parapsychological Association.

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[positivitymaster]

so many paranormal things happening al around the the world and all it takes is a phone call to born again churches or jehovah's witless kingdom halls anywhere in the world and they will all describe their paranormal experiences the same give or take a very little bit here and there. Though i know it comes from the dark brainwashing side of the spirit realm to keep people away from the better spiritual paths, it proves there is a spirit realm because, they cant all be crazy. How many in yer area

[Nutzername36]

when i sleep i have precognitions :)

[ShesThe1yup]

anyone here watch ghost adventures hehe :)

[ShesThe1yup]

@positivitymaster yes so true positivitymaster (though 2 years ago hehe)

[deltavee2]

@positivitymaster "How many in yer area?"  Fucking tons of 'em

[DaynaGoldstein]

Such a victim. Get to the evidence and quit the emotional appeals.

[mazoonee]

@wildvidz

Thank you. I like to consider I have an extreme eye for detail and other "stuff".

In any event thank you.

[wildvidz]

@mazoonee damn... you're right!  i clicked "like" coz... you have good observation skillz~

[IceAges14Aces]

@MrMandar13 Good, you are now an officially a pseudoskeptic. You should go make pseudoskeptical friends from the JREF and play hopscotch with them.

[jiggda]

@MrMandar13 fuck you. 

[clemstevenson]

'Belief' is defined as an unproven hypothesis. 'Fact', on the other hand, is a proven hypothesis. Belief implies that there is no supporting evidence, and fact implies indisputable supporting evidence. The unproven nature of 'Belief' does not apply to a case where the observer's life is disrupted by paranormal events that were not previously anticipated. Thus I certainly didn't get involved in paranormal events, because it was a rainy Tuesday and I was bored.