response to: brief comments on “siddhis and psi research: an interdisciplinary analysis”
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Abstract
In his brief comments on “Siddhis and Psi Research: An Interdisciplinary Analysis,” Ed Kelly expresses
disappointment that the paper does not mirror his worldview, which includes questioning the reality of psi—especially
precognition, accepting post-mortem survival and observational evidence for macro-PK including levitation. In this brief
response to Kelly, I provide arguments in support of informational psi, particularly precognition, and in favor of a
physicalist, signal-based approach to psi, with brief points against the validity of micro-PK (mind-over-matter) and
post-mortem survival.
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| Authors | ;SONALI BHATT MARWAHA |
| Journal | caldasia |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.2979/jourworlphil.2.1.14
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