The article published in ‘The Times‘ previous day under ‘Telephone Telepathy’ has flamed out anger in scientists, on an exception regarding the receiving of a telephone call from someone shortly after thinking about them. They believed Dr. Sheldrake’s faulty method to be liable for such an outcome.
A desperate row broke out over the decision to believe in mystic to display their views without challenging the mainstream. In response, British Association for Advancement of Science hit out the row giving the decision to exposure to be a highly combative research indicating to demonstrate telepathy and life after death.
The study was conducted by an unorthodox biologist Rupert Sheldrake, getting strong reactions from his supporters as well as critics.
Parapsychologists criticized Dr. Sheldrake that his results are far from reality leading them to be skeptical along with it his experiments also tend to chaotic.
Beside this, other interesting studies of Dr. Sheldrake claim that pets of blindfolded people can communicate telepathically with their owners, when they are being stared at.
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