Telepathy and the subliminal self; an account of recent investigations regarding hypnotism, automatism, dreams, phantasms, and related phenomena,

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Apparitions and thought-transference: an examination of the evidence for telepathy.

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Quantum pseudo-telepathy games

Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.

Quantum pseudo-telepathy games

Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.

Desarrollo de un gestor de conexión con facebook para aplicación de mensajeria instantanea.

[EN]Until May 2015, an application for Linux KDE desktops called KDE-Telepathy had the possibility of adding Facebook accounts in order to talk to friends through an XMPP Gateway. After Facebook’s announcement of the closure of this Gateway, this project will try to explain the development process of a new connection manager. This fact generates the need of an unofficial alternative which Facebook does not provide. Along the different sections, there will be explained how to implement the most basic functions a connection manager must have, like: a contact list, sending or receiving messages. Meanwhile, there will be involved different solutions part of the Facebook’s official infrastructure, but also, some that are not.

Quantum nonlocality, cryptography and complexity

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Synchronicity and Psi

In this final chapter I will give a synchronistic perspective on psi phenomena,
including telepathy, psi missing, and displacement. I will also consider
the archetype's involement in a self-organizing system that underpins
behaviours which might indicate an unconventional form of psi, likely as
not, suggesting synchronicity, I will conclude with a prospective account of
the possible contributions that snychronocity theory could offer the various
disciplines.

Quantitative analysis of research mediums' consious experiences during a discarnate reading versus a control task : a pilot study

Mediums claim to be able to report accurate and specific information about the deceased loved ones (termed discarnates) of living people (termed sitters) even without any prior knowledge about the sitters or the discarnates and in the complete absence of any sensory feedback. Despite recent proof-focused experimental research investigating this phenomenon (e.g., Beischel & Schwartz, 2007), no published studies have attempted to quantify the phenomenological effects of discarnate readings. The aim of the present study was, thus, to investigate experimentally the phenomenological differences that arose psychologically in accordance with the demands of a discarnate reading task versus a control task. Seven mediums were administered counter-balanced sequences of a discarnate reading and control condition. The discarnate reading condition consisted of a phone reading including questions about a discarnate where only a blinded medium and a blinded experimenter were on the phone. The control condition consisted of a phone conversation between the medium and the same experimenter in which the medium was asked similar questions regarding a living person s/he (i.e., the medium) knew. Mediums’ phenomenology during each condition was retrospectively assessed using the Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory (PCI). Phenomenology associated with the discarnate reading condition appeared to be significantly different from phenomenology associated with the control condition. Future research might use the PCI to address whether the phenomenology reported by mediums during discarnate readings is quantitatively different from their experiences during psychic telepathy readings for the living.

Tratado de telegrafía humana /

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