I don’t tinking so humans communicate using their sixth sense

i think that the CIA wasted many years and people on trying to develop some kind of reliability or theory of this “sixth sense” and that it does not exist. what i mean is that there is just coincidences that support this telepathy theory.

This is an interesting video, too. I don’t know it makes sense or not , but I beleive the “six sense” created by an unvoiced pact, and it takes time to communicate each other between human and human.

There is not something call it six sense. For me I don’t believe that because God created people with five senses not six.

I think there are a lot of things in this world that can not be explained and i think that this is one of them. I do think it is possible just because there is nothing impossible

Ms. Binkley’s,
My Opinion, I do not think this is so.

I have organized a nation wide “remote viewing” experiment that will be launching this month.

Is it possible? who knows.

Breakdown of the experiment:

4 basic signs posted across the nation. Those posting the signs are instructed to take a photo and forward on to an outside party. The goal is to have all 4 of the signs read via “remote viewing” and the answers emailed in to the outside party. Numbers of hits and misses will be documented for a report. Will anyone win the prize appointed? We doubt it, but we are excited to see “who” reports on it. There are more details but it’very cold without clues. We will see! (and probably laugh later)

Tonya
http:blog.newsok.com/paranormaleyes

Tanya, I like the idea that you’re trying to determine if remote viewing is real–and you may be designing this experiment exactly the way you want to, but your description is not detailed, so I’m wondering if the design is air-tight and controlled, or if you’re simply trying to have fun. If you’re wanting it to be air-tight, I’d be interested in knowing as much detail about the procedure as possible. Bryan

From what it sounds like, none of the findings can be independently verified, so I would not take it very seriously (yet). It also sounds like positive results are not replicable. I like the sound of the experiment that Tonya is planning but it needs scientific control to yield anything of significance.

I guess more citizens should demand to know where their taxes are being spent. As much of a believer as I tend to be, I’m pretty surprised to know that the military spent as much money as they did to hone a fluke. As I’m beginning to learn, if the results can’t be replicated, there’s not much truth to the claim.