09-27-2012, 11:52 PM
He does actually have mention of quantum physics experiments in his aforementioned book. He lists the very few experiments published in scientific journals, which found successful results (chance was expected at 50% on one experiment, but got a 60% hit rate). There were hundreds of replications of the same trials published in the journals, but sadly were filtered out due to the extreme taboo of this phenomenon in the scientific world. Mainstream science blacklists telepathy/clairvoyance scientific trials from getting into peer reviewed journals, which I have no doubt is the reason for your bias and your uninformed skeptical stance of thinking there isn't any data. There is overwhelming mountains of data for a whole range of experiments, which when compiled into meta data have odds against chance that range from 20-1(the threshold of science to believe there is an 'interesting effect' going on) to several trillion-1. Radin is even fair(always approaches everything with the scientific method) and talks about unsuccessful scientific trials and wrote the book from as a least biased standpoint as possible.
But apparently not all realize educational institutions are just as corrupt as governments and banks. The larger and higher profile the institution, the more potential for corruption. A prime example would be all the peer reviewed stuff getting all the super harmful pharmaceuticals pushed on us by doctors. Ra/Q'uo said that most of them cause more harm than benefit while only treating symptoms, not fixing the root cause. Yet the same pharmaceuticals are considered relatively safe by peer reviewed articles. I hate to sound like a conspiracy monger, but it totally makes logical sense for 'TPTB' to ostracize any talk of telepathy; as if people realized this, many more people would use this information to their advantage and try to apply it to their everyday life. What if you could tell if a politician was completely lying to you about something? They would lose all their power over the half-asleep masses.
But apparently not all realize educational institutions are just as corrupt as governments and banks. The larger and higher profile the institution, the more potential for corruption. A prime example would be all the peer reviewed stuff getting all the super harmful pharmaceuticals pushed on us by doctors. Ra/Q'uo said that most of them cause more harm than benefit while only treating symptoms, not fixing the root cause. Yet the same pharmaceuticals are considered relatively safe by peer reviewed articles. I hate to sound like a conspiracy monger, but it totally makes logical sense for 'TPTB' to ostracize any talk of telepathy; as if people realized this, many more people would use this information to their advantage and try to apply it to their everyday life. What if you could tell if a politician was completely lying to you about something? They would lose all their power over the half-asleep masses.