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Imagine if you had a nightmare.

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And it came true.

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Or that you drew a perfect picture of something you'd never seen.

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Or it could cure the sick just by looking at a photograph.

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Would you be losing your mind?

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Or have you found a strange new way to the truth?

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It's time to shine a light on the psychic mom with truth or scare.

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Do you know what I'm thinking?

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Well then, maybe, just maybe you're psychic.

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You wouldn't be the first person to make that claim, but is it all just a bunch of talk?

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Do we really have that sixth sense?

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That's the question that science is trying to answer.

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Sometimes it starts with a nightmare.

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Back in the fall of 1985, a woman had a terrible dream.

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The scariest part is that it seemed so real.

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Too real.

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But it was only a dream.

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So she went back to sleep, safe in her husband's arms.

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But then, two weeks later, her husband's friend invited him to go on a hunting trip.

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The woman felt a chill deep in her bones.

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Her husband rarely went hunting.

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Was this more than a coincidence?

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With her nightmare flashing through her mind,

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she begged him to stay.

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When he asked her why,

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she was too embarrassed to admit that it was a dream.

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But then, how did she know?

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The hunter died in the woods that day.

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His wife's nightmare had become reality.

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Was it actually a vision of the future?

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Ask any skeptic, and they'll tell you it was a bizarre, tragic coincidence.

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That extrasensory perception is a figment of our imagination.

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But ask anyone on the street.

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Most people admit they believe.

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At least a little.

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And even some scientists are convinced that ESB is real.

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Now, psychic investigator Dr. William Rohl is looking for a way to prove it.

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Up until the present,

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parapsychologists have been focused on

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proving that psychic phenomena occur.

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Now it's changing, and we are convinced that a phenomena are real,

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and the question now is, how do they happen?

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Dr. Rohl has investigated hundreds of cases.

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From the evidence, he's identified two different types of ESP.

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One is when people see into the future, like the woman's dream.

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The other is when people see events from the past,

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things they never experienced themselves, and couldn't know about.

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That's what happened to college professor Dr. Peter Nelson.

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When he was on vacation in Edinburgh, Scotland,

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he claims he had a psychic vision.

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One, he'll never forget.

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So I entered this building at this address,

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and as I opened the door and walked in,

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I had an intense feeling of a kind of a shockwave.

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And I saw very clearly, visually, in my mind's eye,

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a man in Workman's overalls falling from the top of the stairwell,

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down through the stairwell.

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I knew instantly, as I saw that,

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that he had died in the bottom of the stairwell.

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And as I said, I'd never been to this building before.

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And it was a very clear, inner, idetic image

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that I could see, I could see what he looked like.

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I could almost feel the moment of panic as he came off the scaffold.

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I was in the middle of the building,

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and I saw a man in the middle of the building,

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and I saw a man in the middle of the building,

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as he came off the scaffold.

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Dr. Nelson asked his friends if a Workman had died there.

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Their shocking answer?

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Two years before, a painter had fallen from the skylight.

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By carefully questioning people like Dr. Nelson,

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People who are psychic,

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or people who are more psychic than the rest of us,

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very often had a stressful childhood.

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because these people have their antennas out for pain, essentially.

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Dr. Nelson knows the future will bring him many more glimpses

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of someone else's painful past.

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But he has no idea when the next psychic vision will strike.

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Is there any truth to this woman's amazing claim?

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Can she actually help cure the sick with her psychic powers?

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Find out when Truth or Scare continues.

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So far, we've met people who say they only have random access to their psychic powers.

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A dream of the future, a glimpse of the past, always without warning.

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But there are some who can summon their psychic gifts at will.

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At least, that's what they claim.

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Joan Windsor tries to help the sick using her mysterious abilities.

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Instead of medical training, she uses psychic power.

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Sick people from all over the world write to her for help.

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She professes to have the power of clairvoyance,

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the ability to solve mysteries with any of the facts.

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Out of desperation, these people have turned to her,

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hoping that she can diagnose their mysterious illnesses and figure out a treatment.

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Maybe even a cure.

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I'm able to pick up the photograph and I think that it has vibrations

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because I think everybody has a unique vibration.

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So if I can hold on to the photograph, I tune into that person.

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The woman in this picture can't digest food without feeling intense pain.

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Her doctor had given her test after test,

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but the cause of her problem remains a mystery.

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Can Joan Windsor possibly see what all those medical tests missed?

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This is an intuitive evaluation for Joyce White.

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Joan's psychic vision was one of the woman's spine getting weaker and weaker.

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It turns out that when the woman was a child, she'd hurt herself while ice skating.

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Joan believes that injury is causing the woman's unbearable pain.

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Is this all too much to be believed?

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Well, Joan claims that doctors have confirmed 70% of her diagnoses.

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And in this case, her clairvoyant diagnosis was picture perfect.

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And there are more than just a few believers in second sight.

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When Joe McMonagall was a young man, he had a frightening near-death experience.

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Ever since, he says he has felt psychic powers.

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Back in the 1970s, the Central Intelligence Agency created the Stargate Program.

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Joe and more than 20 others were hired to be psychic spies.

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Joe got right to work.

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From one of his visions, he diagrammed a new Russian submarine before it was even left.

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Then he told the government where to look for it.

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About four months later, a satellite spotted the sub.

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It was just where Joe had said it would be.

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The way the information comes generally is in bits and pieces of fragments.

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It's sort of like getting parts or portions of a picture, not all simultaneously, but in bits and pieces.

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Was it just luck?

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To put Joe's psychic powers to the test, the CIA sent an agent to a secret location.

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Joe was asked to find him.

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He drew pictures of windmills 100 miles from San Francisco.

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In exactly the area where the agent was standing.

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Joe was successful in his assignments, but those who don't believe in psychic powers like to point out that he was the only one.

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Overall, the psychic predictions in the Stargate Program were about the same as if a person had guessed.

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But the believers are not discouraged.

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At the world-famous Ryan Institute in Durham, North Carolina, psychic research is being conducted every day.

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Researchers use something called remote viewing to test the mysterious phenomenon called mental telepathy.

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The remote viewing test requires two people, a sender and a receiver.

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A computer selects some photographs at random.

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The sender looks at them and concentrates on each image.

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Here, she's looking at a campsite in the middle of the woods.

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In another room, the receiver tries to picture what the sender is seeing.

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I'd like you to look through Maggie's eyes and describe what you see.

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The receiver concentrates, then draws the first images that appear in her mind.

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Dr. James Broughton is the director of the Ryan Institute.

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If you ask him, we all have psychic potential.

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The question is, can we develop it?

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I think psychic is precisely that.

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It's an ability, a human ability, nothing magical about it.

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very much along the way that somebody may think they just have no musical ability.

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And every time they pick up an instrument, it kind of sounds lousy.

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Do they not believe in music or do they just not have any faith in their own ability to deploy it?

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Through something flat, through the tree trunks.

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The sender concentrates on other photographs.

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The receiver makes more drawings.

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Afterwards, Dr. Broughton compares the drawings to the photographs.

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Are the sender and receiver psychically connected?

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The answer is a definite maybe.

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The receiver picked up the campsite photo exactly.

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But her other drawings were a lot sketchier.

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This trial, well, sort of in the middle, I guess,

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neither a success or a failure.

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We have quite a few direct hits which are real nice to have.

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But we learn as much from the failures, the ones that aren't quite right,

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because we're trying to understand the process here.

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Can humans sense when someone's watching them?

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Science sets out to try and prove it.

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When truth or scare returns.

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Have you ever had the feeling that someone is watching you?

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It's a feeling we've all experienced.

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You're sitting there, minding your own business,

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and then you feel a chill,

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an unmistakable sense that someone is watching you.

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I mean, just think of how many times you have had that very same feeling.

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But when you turn, there's no one there.

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The experiment is concerned with the remote detection of staring.

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Dr. Richard Weissman is a professor at the University of Hertfordshire in England.

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He's not convinced that the feeling of being watched is a psychic one.

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So, he's conducting an experiment to see how well it is.

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The subject is monitored by a machine that works like a lie detector.

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His physical reactions are recorded to see if he can actually feel it when someone is watching it.

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For 20 minutes, Dr. Weissman will randomly stare at the subject's image.

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the monitors will detect the changes in his vital signs.

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People come into it expecting it to be successful.

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And so they come in thinking that, yes, there might be something psychic going on here.

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Unfortunately, this session was a failure.

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In fact, most of his remote viewing sessions are.

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Back in the United States, remote viewing tests like this are more successful.

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But those tests are usually by believers.

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Professor Weissman's research has shown that those tests are interpreted more favorably

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than ones given by more skeptical scientists like him.

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So what is needed is an ESB test that can't be influenced by the personal opinions of the researchers.

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At the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, they believe they've developed that test.

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The university is one of the few in the world with a program in parapsychology,

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the study of psychic phenomena.

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Dr. Robert Morris runs that program, though most psychologists would probably not agree.

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He believes that the study of ESB is just as important as psychology itself.

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We've been improving our techniques all along, partly because we've had access to more sophisticated procedures.

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The problems we have are problems shared by psychology, biology and various other areas.

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The computer has been very helpful.

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That's because like humans, process lots of information.

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They're the ultimate impartial scientists.

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And with them conducting the test, can the skeptics question the results?

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Could a boy's nightmare be the key to saving his family from tragedy?

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The Test of Human Psychic Abilities

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The testing of human psychic abilities has finally entered the computer age.

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Now, it's up to a man-made brain to help determine the capacity of human psychic power.

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What we'll do next is go ahead and put on the eye shields.

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If you go ahead and close your eyes.

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Welcome to the most advanced experiment ever devised to test psychic powers.

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First thing you need to do, cut a ping-pong ball in half.

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Here at the University of Edinburgh, Simon is being given an auto-guns-filled test to see if he can read minds.

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He'll be placed in a sensory deprivation chamber.

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The ping-pong balls block out everything but light.

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The headphones remove all outside sounds.

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Simon is the receiver in this experiment and is the sender.

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A computer randomly chooses a video to show her.

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I'm feeling tension in my chest.

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On the screen in front of you will come up your four possible choices.

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Now, Simon looks at a series of images.

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Okay, so you saw Simon's ratings.

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I saw what he picked up as his first choice.

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So tell us what was the target.

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Seat diving!

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Oh, yeah!

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What Simon said was exactly right.

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And so far, more than half the auto-gans filled tests in Scotland have been successful.

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Results like that are more than just luck.

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It still doesn't prove conclusively that ESP exists,

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but it's made it a lot harder for non-believers to turn a blind eye.

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Still, the most amazing examples of psychic power aren't found in the lab.

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They're found right outside the front door.

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Like in the summer of 1993.

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That's when Perry Gumbawa, an 11-year-old boy in California, had a dream that changed his life.

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He was taking a walk with his grandmother, his brother, and baby sister.

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He saw a smiling old woman.

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There was something strange about her.

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Then, suddenly, a van came flying down the street.

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Out of control.

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Perry just watched, helpless, unable to move.

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But it was only a dream.

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Perry still remembered it a few weeks later.

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It's a good thing that he did.

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Because that's when Perry did go for a walk with his family.

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And just like in his dream, he looked up to see that strange old woman.

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But this time, she was real.

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So when a van came flying around the corner,

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Perry knew what was about to happen.

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And because he did, his family's lives were saved.

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It's only one story.

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But when you add all of them up, possibilities are mind-boggling.

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Is the future happening now?

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Just like those glimpses of the past that some people can see happening around us today?

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And if we can truly see into the future, is it actually possible to change it?

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So many questions with answers that might make some people a little uneasy.

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It can be terrifying to confront the unknown psychic potential of the human mind.

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Fortunately, science continues to search for that proof of potential.

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Imagine what we might do.

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Read someone else's thoughts.

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Save lives.

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And maybe even see a picture of the future.