Posts to the NeuroLogica website, 2014

There are multiple posts in this thread by me.  On the final post, I officially give up trying crack through to their hidebound presuppositions.

Here is a link to the first post.  Use "Ctrl F" to leapfrog through the subsequent posts

@MidnightRunner2014:

You wrote:

"ESP contradicts the law of conservation of energy and the inverse square law. If you know about the latter law you would know that physical signals decrease in intensity over distance."

My comment:

Yes, it is indeed true that a *physical* signal decreases in intensity over distance.

However, it is not true that an *informational* "signal" necessarily decreases in intensity over distance.

I presume that you are aware of the faster-than-light transfer of information on the quantum level.  This faster-than-light transferred information has not been observed to decrease in intensity. Following is a link about this from the Nature.com website.

http://www.nature.com/news/2008/080813/full/news.2008.1038.html

Since ESP is about the transfer of information, and since information can be transferred across distances without losing intensity, it seems scientifically plausible to me that the door remains open for the existence of ESP.

What do you think?

Regards,

James