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Major Psychologists involved in ESP Research
About 15 percent of the country, according to a 2005 Baylor Religion Survey; and 41 percent in another survey, believe that people have extrasensory perception, such as telekinesis (or psychokinesis, the ability to move objects through mind power); precognition (knowing future events before they happen); and telepathy or clairvoyance (French for "clear sight" — describing things at a remote location). Brain scans and other new developments are testing this theory to see if it is scientifically provable.
Brain scans are new developments that give us more of an insight on whether ESP exists. Harvard experts are using neuro-imaging to interpret brain waves of people who claim to have ESP abilities.
Because of the many uncertainties, there are thousands of controversial experiments being conducted to this day, to prove it correct or incorrect.
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Mother Dearest (season 1 episode 2)
Mother Dearest was the second episode of the first season of "That's So Raven". It originally aired on Disney channel on January 17,2003. "That's So Raven" is a TV show focusing on an eccentric and upbeat teenage girl, Raven Baxter, who has extrasensory perception or ESP. She has the psychic ability to see into the future, which is having knowledge of events before they happen, or precognition. Raven has visions about the future and she can prevent certain events from happening however often times that doesn't turn out well in the end. In her visions, Raven can only see a part of the scene that's happening, and she is unable to see the cause of it or why it happened in the first place.
For example, the first vision Raven has on Mother Dearest is when she ends up getting in trouble with Mr. Petracelli for taking back to him. In her vision she sees her classmates cheering for her but the reason is unknown. So, she incorrectly interprets her vision as her classmates cheering for her and supporting her when she stood up to Mr. Petracelli. But unfortunately none of them support her inside the classroom. Her second vision is when she foresees Mr. Petracelli demanding her to get her mother to speak with him.
She is unsure of the reason behind it and comes up with a plan to fake being her mother so she wouldn't actually get in trouble with her parents. Raven's final vision in this episode after she has resolved the conflict with her teacher by impersonating her mother, is when she sees her parents walking in to Mr. Petracelli's classroom to speak with him after the voicemail he had left them regarding Raven's behavior. To solve this conflict she goes back to the classroom and gets her teacher to leave but she gets caught as her parents walk in at that moment when she was exiting. Although her visions helped her to see the future, she ended up being in trouble regardless at the end.
knowledge of current events occurring throughout the world and thus scientists consider this as a topic that can be further explored. Thought they have conducted experiments in the various subcategories of ESP like psychokinesis, clairvoyance, and precognition, their main focus is on telepathy.
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