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Anomalies and Constraints: Can Clairvoyance, Precognition, and Psychokinesis Be Accommodated within Known Physics?
Richard Shoup, Boundary Institute, Los Altos, California
In this paper, we consider the unnecessarily antagonistic relationship
between anomalies such as psychic phenomena ("Psi") and theoretical
physics. Characteristics of Psi are discussed along with categories
of possible explanation and mechanisms. A hypothetical Psi experiment
is created to explore the implications of random processes in which
constraints are present, one of which may be "on the future". A simple
rotation of the experiment diagram suggests nonlocality phenomena in
quantum physics. A revision of our thinking about the concepts of causality
and randomness are argued as key to a deeper understanding of Psi and
the quantum realm in general.
Keywords: psi, physics of psi, physics, time, causality, relation,
correlation, random number generator (RNG), randomness, quantum, Einstein,
Podolsky, Rosen experiment (EPR), Bell's inequality
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Anomalies and Constraints: Can Clairvoyance, Precognition, and Psychokinesis Be Accommodated within Known Physics?
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