Is Telepathy real?

[quintessentone]

If that constitutes personal proof for you, quintessentone i hope it brings you enormous peace of mind.

I would love that to happen to me.

As there are rather a few people i would like to see again.

Or simply have the privilege of one last conversation.

Unfortunately, it's a mere anecdote for the rest of us.

And not proof of an afterlife, as unfortunate as the case may be.

Sometimes proof manifesting in certain 'magic' unexplained ways just can't be explained nor denied.

[UltraBudgie]

• clairs
  

fyi this is

• clairvoyance - see things
  
• clairaudience - hear things
  
• clairsentience - feel things
  
• claircognizance - know things
  
• clairgustance - taste things
  
• eclairs - french things
  

[quintessentone]

fyi this is

• clairvoyance - see things
  
• clairaudience - hear things
  
• clairsentience - feel things
  
• claircognizance - know things
  
• clairgustance - taste things
  
• eclairs - french things
  

Eating eclairs sends me into another state of blissful being.

[andy06shake]

Sometimes proof manifesting in certain 'magic' unexplained ways just can't be explained nor denied.

I think what you're getting at is that sometimes events line up in ways that feel like proof of something beyond coincidence or almost like magic.

Perspective, i suppose being the ticket.

[quintessentone]

I think what you're getting at is that sometimes events line up in ways that feel like proof of something beyond coincidence or almost like magic.

Perspective, i suppose being the ticket.

Perspective, yes, but also there being the inability to debunk it entirely by the scientific communities.
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"Recent studies suggest that consciousness may leave the body at death, with scientists like Dr. Stuart Hameroff proposing evidence of this phenomenon.

• In a study involving clinically dead patients, EEGs captured a burst of gamma synchrony, a type of brain activity typically associated with awareness, occurring even after the heart and blood pressure had stopped. 
  
  
  
• This activity lasted up to 90 seconds after death, raising questions about the nature of consciousness and its potential persistence beyond the physical body. 
  
  
  
• Hameroff's research supports the quantum brain hypothesis, suggesting that consciousness operates at a subatomic level, which could explain the observed brain activity. 
  
  These findings have sparked significant debate and interest in the nature of life after death and consciousness."
  

Life after death: New research suggests human consciousness may survive death - The Brighter Side of News

Perspective? EEG capturing proof?

[andy06shake]

Perspective, yes, but also there being the inability to debunk it entirely by the scientific communities.
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"Recent studies suggest that consciousness may leave the body at death, with scientists like Dr. Stuart Hameroff proposing evidence of this phenomenon.

• In a study involving clinically dead patients, EEGs captured a burst of gamma synchrony, a type of brain activity typically associated with awareness, occurring even after the heart and blood pressure had stopped. 
  
  
  
• This activity lasted up to 90 seconds after death, raising questions about the nature of consciousness and its potential persistence beyond the physical body. 
  
  
  
• Hameroff's research supports the quantum brain hypothesis, suggesting that consciousness operates at a subatomic level, which could explain the observed brain activity. 
  
  These findings have sparked significant debate and interest in the nature of life after death and consciousness."
  

Life after death: New research suggests human consciousness may survive death - The Brighter Side of News

Perspective? EEG capturing proof?

Still not irrefutable proof of an afterlife as much as we would like it to be. 

As to consciousness, well, let's say further study is most certainly required in that dept.

How it emerges, changes over time, or where it goes after we shuffle off our mortal coil. 

Ever watch someone you love slowly go senile or succumb to the likes of dementia?

What happens when they die, if there is anything past this existence?

Do they get their facilities back, or do they keep going in the manner they have become?

Because if we are more than the sum of our parts, im just wondering what parts we get to keep, and which ones remain the same?

[quintessentone]

Still not irrefutable proof of an afterlife as much as we would like it to be. 

As to consciousness, well, let's say further study is most certainly required in that dept.

How it emerges, changes over time, or where it goes after we shuffle off our mortal coil. 

See how these mysteries can't get entirely debunked?

[andy06shake]

See how these mysteries can't get entirely debunked?

Certainly an interesting topic to discuss.

But it's still actual proof we are after. 

Most mysteries don't entirely get debunked, they just get explained to the point where the mystery loses force.

There is generally a little sliver of ambiguity, that let's part the mystery persist.

Hence the reason they are mysterious i suppose. 

[quintessentone]

Certainly an interesting topic to discuss.

But it's still actual proof we are after. 

Most mysteries don't entirely get debunked, they just get explained to the point where the mystery loses force.

There is generally a little sliver of ambiguity, that let's part the mystery persist.

Hence the reason they are mysterious i suppose. 

Also, now they are bringing quantum spookiness into it, and so it continues and evolves.

[UltraBudgie]

But it's still actual proof we are after. 

Not in this thread it isn't.

What of the following do you think is possible