Introduction: The Birth of a Scientific Revolution
The study of extrasensory perception (ESP) and its impact on our understanding of human cognitive abilities was significantly influenced by the work of J.B. Rhine in the early to mid-20th century. Rhine’s research at Duke University marked a turning point in the scientific approach to investigating phenomena that had previously been relegated to the realm of pseudoscience.
Joseph Banks Rhine, born in 1895 in Pennsylvania, began his...
extrasensory perception
Welcome to my interactive Zener card test, inspired by the important ESP research conducted by J.B. Rhine in the 1930s. This straightforward experiment will give you a chance to explore your own abilities related to extrasensory perception. As you take part, you’ll engage with a method that has interested both scientists and everyday people, allowing you to investigate what the mind can do beyond normal senses. Join me as we look into the potential of human perception!
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