Psi in Everyday Life: Evidence and Debates

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A talk at the University of Northampton – Psi phenomena are called ‘paranormal’, meaning ‘beyond the normal’. In fact they are not only normal but common and there's good evidence that these phenomena are real, yet dogmatic skeptics continue to denigrate these phenomena and anyone speaking of them as 'woo woo'.

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