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Didn't they do an experiment where a laser bean light shebang was passed through a small slit and that light sort of made a duplicate of itslef in order to get to the other side, breaking off into all those 'electrons'?

I am talking about the programme re E from Eels' dad.
Saw it there.

Anyway, I mention this re the 'soul' becasue it's one way in which science and rather other wordly ideas meet.

There's another scientist dude who was a great believer in Clairvoyance, applied it as a science but I forget his name right now.
Think Darwin might've known him too.


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Remember now


Here ye go


Seems he did more than 'know' Darwin


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Russel_Wallace

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Oh right, thats what you mean, sorry. Yep, very old experiment, the 'observer effect' etc too. Theory. Thats the word basically, yep, kind of the same as faith. Even the particles the LHC will observe are still called 'theoretical particles'. They're more 'fields' than 'particles' in the normal non-physicists understanding of the word 'particle' really. However, the thing you mention does have a physical experiments that backs it up, reinforce the theory as more likely. I mentioned string theory as that will never have experiments that could back it up so its more akin to leap of faith. Albeit a leap of faith based on easily rejigged math.

I think you mean Tesla on clairvoyance/science. Interestingly there have been a batch of experiments done recently with the effects of electromagnetism on people. They described feeling that there was someone else in the room with them when there wasn't, and in some cases seeing ghosts when exposed to certain fields. Can't find the paper at the moment though, annoyingly.