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On 11/26/09 10:03, Stefan Viljoen wrote:
> Didn't both the CIA and the KGB at a stage seriously study psychokinesis,
> "reading" and other types of "extrasensory" phenomena for possible military
> applications?
Well, if they did it was decades ago, and the evidence against
psychokinesis wasn't that strong.
I guess my phrasing is poor. There were always lots of _reports_ of it,
so it was worthy of looking in to.
--
"Gentleman, this computer has an auditory sensor. It can, in effect,
hear sounds. By installing a booster, we can increase that capability on
the order of one to the fourth power." - Captain Kirk in "Court Martial".
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