E.S.P. Exists?

[Blind Hemingway]

Why would one of the world's most successful and innovative technology corporations research a highly controversial subject and risky future product opportunity such as E.S.P. (extrasensory perception) and then – oh by the way – tell the world they proved it existed?


For you cyberpunkers out there.

 

[Hecatoncheires]

When they release their research, allow it to be analysed by third-parties and the results can be replicated, I'll consider believing them.

Until then they can, y'know, fuck off and stuff.

 

[Villamvihar]

I am skeptical to the existence of E.S.P. as a whole, but if it is proven, then while I would definitely have a hard time believing it, I would not be disputing it. However, as it stands, the article does not seem to quote sources and is more of a personal reflection on things, which is very relative. A science only is a science if it works for everyone, not just certain kinds of people. I have not read the article, but I would wait with claiming E.S.P. is real until the topic is explored in a more professional way.