The evolution of telepathy - Rupert Sheldrake

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Dogs and cats appear able to know when their owners are coming home, as evidenced by tests showing their waiting behavior. A survey of over 1600 people found that most reported telepathic experiences, usually involving friends or family members. Telephone telepathy tests between familiar callers produced significantly positive results, with accuracy not affected by distance between callers. Similar significant positive findings emerged from email telepathy tests.

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