I might be mistaken but this falls into the category of an ability we all have but in which we are rarely proficient. Last I checked anyone could force their joints to dislocate, it's just that most people don't want to because it is both unnecessary and unpleasant.

I swear that one or two times a year, something will happen that was in a dream (not approximately, but perfect both in sound and image) that had occured in the last week. I normally don't believe in a lot of this stuff, but damn, it's hard to say that something isn't going on once you've seen it yourself.

- WraithTwo -

Ok, first of all, that ESP game IS addictive! I played, like, ten round sin a row....but my highest score was 1000. Most people choose haircolor when a picture of a woman is shown, but woman is a taboo word. Not the same for men. At least I don't think so.

I think people can have their minds on the same track. I have often thought my husband and I had some kind of weird brain connection because we will think of the same things around the same time, or do the same things (like play with Google Earth) even though he is at work and I am at home. I don't know if that's ESP, though.

Dunno about you, but it's something I'm physically unable to do...unless I want to break my bones.

Can you do it?

Sure.

Dont know if this counts as ESP or not, but i knew there would be a thread of this nature here ;) :P

I'll tell you what, if you add an 'N' to the ESP.. I think I would. Infact, I think I am gonna go watch some ESPN right now.. That stuff is amazing... The way he shoots the ball, slaps the puck... It has to be some sort of magic.. Something! CUz that's just way to amazing to be done by any regular humans!

.dc

Okay then. Have someone take your photo while doing it, then post it.

I believe that all minds have the capability of more advanced thought processes, ESP, Telepathy, and generally more power than people give it right now. However, there are limits on our minds right now to gradually introduce these into society. You know that saying that we only use 10% of our minds? I believe that once we start getting past that 10%, we get into the brain powers that we find amusing in comic books now and days. I think those powers may start unlocking around 30% though. Our minds constantly need more memory. We are like walking RAM.

I believe that statement is false.

http://staff.washington.edu/chudler/tenper.html

True, There is some truth to that. But that's only because We use all sections of our brain in different parts. Plus that site doesn't seem legit, even for a .edu website, it doesn't state any proper references nor experiments. It also says that there is a lack of proof. Well that is a double edged sword. There isn't proof that we use all of our brains is there? I think that if we use all 1,300 grams of our brain, then we could unlock other abilities.

Yeah, so where's the gosh damn brainkey to open up all these superhuman abilities I've been keeping locked away all these years. Can't let over a thousand grams of brain tissue go to waste.

Aparently no one has found it yet. I would imagine it to be a very hard lock to crack without the key. WHo knows what the key could be. Something that could be man made or it could be something supernatural.

All ESP-related events, supernatural, mystical, magical, and UFOs are nothing but extra virgin bullshit.

http://www.randi.org/

The James Randi Educational Foundation is a non-profit learning resource aimed at promoting critical thinking everywhere.

GAME OVER

Double Post:
Now THIS is ESP.

Michael Romeo from Symphony X uses them.

They're cool.

http://www.espguitars.com/guitars.html

If it has a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say.
--- Winston Zeddemore in Ghostbusters

A friend of mine had lung cancer. He was going to die sometime, but nobody knew exactly when. One night, his wife woke up at about 3am with the exact realization that it was time. She got out of bed and went to his side. He smiled and said "I knew you'd come". They shared a last moment holding each other's hands, and he expired.

For that reason, I believe ESP is not completely dismissable, but still could only truly be defined as a miracle until the complete science of the human brain is figured out.