It has already been done in researches by scientists, the proper scientific way and written in many books, but you are not into that sort. I can't explain what happens in my brain more than I can explain what gravity is. It was something Einstein wrestled with, gravity.

So "all I have to do is explain, sorry I can't." I do hope you believe in Gravity? But can you explain it? Einstein did not believe in it the same way as Newton did.

And even the scientists who did the telepathy experiments over many years have not explained how it works. There are still so much we don't know about ourselves.

So, you are left with calling me either a liar or a dreamer.

Einstein said we have to assume something, and you prefer to assume telepathy does not exist. I don't assume about it, I have used it many times, so I have the knowledge.

GG.






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It is equally hopeless to convince you of
> telepathy ...

> On the contrary, it would be very easy to convince
> me of telepathy - all you have to do is to define
> the process, analyse what is happening in your
> brain and, you believe, in another's, work out a
> series of tests to verify that this happens in
> most cases and then set it out as a theory to be
> checked and established.
>
> Susan