A simple telepathy experiment: which word did I write?

[Michel H]

I very recently wrote (and surrounded with a rough ellipse) one of the four words "automobile", "boat", "plane" and "submarine". You may also answer "I don't know".

Thank you for your attention.

[Michel H]

The word was "automobile".

[wstein]

Originally Posted by Michel H

I very recently wrote (and surrounded with a rough ellipse) one of the four words "automobile", "boat", "plane" and "submarine". You may also answer "I don't know".

Since you wrote it down, its not necessarily a test of telepathy. One might remote view or see what you wrote rather than what you were thinking.

[Michel H]

Originally Posted by wstein

Since you wrote it down, its not necessarily a test of telepathy. One might remote view or see what you wrote rather than what you were thinking.

I think it was actually a telepathy test, because telepathy is possible without violating the laws of physics, while remote viewing seems impossible.

[Adrienne]

Originally Posted by Michel H

I think it was actually a telepathy test, because telepathy is possible without violating the laws of physics, while remote viewing seems impossible.

remote viewing isn't impossible, nothing really is ... if one knows how to do so, practices and is open the possibility of anything is possible

just sayin,

[Michel H]

Originally Posted by Adrienne

remote viewing isn't impossible, nothing really is ... if one knows how to do so, practices and is open the possibility of anything is possible

just sayin,

In the case of telepathy, the telepathic agent or transmitter sends out waves, which are probably electromagnetic, and produced by his/her brain (somewhat similarly to, say, a BBC transmitter), which can convey information. There is nothing like this in the case of remote viewing, or clairvoyance. It is hard to imagine that a remote viewer would send waves (like a radar), which would "come back" and "inform" to viewer about "what they have seen".

[Adrienne]

Originally Posted by Michel H

In the case of telepathy, the telepathic agent or transmitter sends out waves, which are probably electromagnetic, and produced by his/her brain (somewhat similarly to, say, a BBC transmitter), which can convey information. There is nothing like this in the case of remote viewing, or clairvoyance. It is hard to imagine that a remote viewer would send waves (like a radar), which would "come back" and "inform" to viewer about "what they have seen".

yes, I know .... but the question came about because you had ' written ' the word, instead of you sending it telepathically to someone .

no more questions ....
choose another word , if you like

[wstein]

Originally Posted by Michel H

... while remote viewing seems impossible.

If you care to learn more how this might be possible, internet search for 'remote viewing quantum physics' (or similar).