Bryan Shelton
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- Aug 14, 2006
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"I recommend that the JREF _not_ test people who claim to be able to make people have to urinate. Stick to matters of a more purely probabilistic nature, where more time is spent merely determining the odds of numerical success, and far less time is spent making sure that the rest of the test is fair."
So, telekinesis, clairvoyance, and a host of other paranormal abilities shouldn't be testable under your ruling?
Telekinesis would be a simple and fine thing to test, if anybody ever actually made such a claim. It sounds to me like a test of clairvoyance is much more like to fall into the category of testing probability, like I said before.