Another question. Why is this a multiple choice test? If you really are able to communicate telepathically, you should be able to pick out any word from a dictionary WITHOUT giving any choices and that's the word we should hear you projecting.
This is a purely theoretical view. In fact, I have observed that the multiple-choice method tends to break down when the number of choices offered becomes too large (4 possibilities seems to be the best number of choices). People seem to demand a little help, a little info about the word they have to "guess".
Evolution has produced some animals which can sense electrical activity in other animals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroreception You're postulating something much stranger. What you are suggesting is more analogous to noting that a crowd in a football stadium emits a lot of noise and proposing that it might be possible to hear what people in that stadium are talking about while you're standing in the crowd in an entirely different football stadium. That is not a natural position from any point of view.
I sympathise with your frustration but please consider what the proposed 'criminal agenda' might be. You seem to be suggesting a planet-wide conspiracy where the whole human race knows that you are telepathic and yet every single human being except you is somehow involved in a vast but seemingly pointless conspiracy where everyone pretends they can't hear you. When I put it like that, it's clearly absurd, don't you think so? People on this forum are convinced that telepathy isn't real because the evidence supporting that view is highly convincing.
I remember your talking about that, but there really wasn't much one could usefully say about it. I'm sure that you are quite capable of fooling yourself into imagining that whatever an animal does is its reaction to some unheard thing you said or thought, in much the same way you decided there was a meaningful connection between the responses 'Canada' and 'France'.
