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This work records a series of controlled experiments in telepathy and related supernormal perception conducted by the author with a close collaborator, presenting protocols, session reports, statistical outcomes, and descriptive accounts of the collaborator's subjective state during successes. It includes analyses of methods, attempts to rule out ordinary sensory leakage, examples of book-tests and word-reading trials, and commentary from contemporary psychologists endorsing cautious investigation. The narrative combines detailed experimental logs with reflections on methodology, possible non-telepathic explanations such as unconscious influence, and an appeal for careful replication and further study.
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