With my six year-old daughter sending from one room and me in another, she sent and I received visions of playing cards that allowed me to correctly identify 13 cards in a row before my daughter tired of the game and quit sending.
My daughter didn't see the visions in my head; my wife, standing behind my daughter saw the correct choices but she couldn't see the visions in my head.
There was no way I could prove to anyone that I hadn't simply guessed 13 cards in a row although the odds of doing that are something like 18 million to one.
Maybe I'm different. If my daughter and I got such amazing results, we would have tried again many times over the years. I guess you figured you'd quit while you were ahead.
In a scientific test, there would be no way to prove that I hadn't trained my daughter to cheat because the researchers couldn't see the visions in my head. Doing 13 cards was very difficult.
Nonsense. My scenario assures there would be no cheating.
It was hard to distinguish spades and clubs and hearts and diamonds. Face cards were tough to distinguish. Counting the spots between a five and a six or a 7 and 8 was't easy.
Excuses, excuses, excuses. Just use hearts and spades. Just use aces, queens, tens and twos. That's eight cards. Use six decks. That's 48 cards.
52 cards in a row would be near impossible unless the sender and receiver had an especially strong connection.
Yeah, that's another excuse that's a favorite of the woosters. Is there something in the air that allows esp to work some days and not others. Surely by now, your researchers could have found a pair that had a really good "connection". In all these years, in all these trials - no one ever found a really good pair.
The Zener cards are used in experiments. There are five cards, easily distinguishable. They would have been a snap for me and my daughter.
Yet you never tried again with your daughter. I really have to wonder why.
But it isn't enough that a pair score well. The experiment has to be conducted in such a way that it is all done automatically (no other humans involved to eliminate the transference of data).
BS! That's just another excuse to prevent unbiased monitors from catching the everpresent fraudulent actions.
Someday, when an advanced f MRI can see the cards transmitted to the receiver's brain, telepathy will be accepted by mainstream science.
Someday, someday,
someday, someday.