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Psi and the Brain – SPR Study Day
I really really want to go to this event – it’s £35 though, and with a £2 discount for the unwaged (hardly the most generous terms!) it is completely out of my league after coming back from Edinburgh Science Festival. … Continue reading
Posted in Paranormal, Reviews and Past Events, Science
Tagged Adrian Ryan, Bernard Carr, David Luke, geomagnetic effects on brain, Ian Baker, neurochemistry, neurology, neuroscience, parapsychology, Peter Fenwick, psi, Psi and Brian, psi mediated synchrony, psychical research, S.P.R, Society for Psychical Research, SPR AGM, SPR Study Day
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