Well, I was going to write about some age-old paranormal topics
featuring telekinesis and/or psychokinesis today, but decided to do a
quick post about parapsychology, instead. Most people classify
parapsychology as a pseudoscience, since it involves the study of
paranormal and psychic phenomena. On the other hand, the followers of
this level of education would rather call it "science of the
paranormal." With that being said, it was interesting to search for real
schools that actually consider this to be worthy of study. I couldn't
find very many universities (I seen 3 listed) in the U.S. that offer
paranormal studies, and there is no degrees in the United States
available in parapsychology, going by what I read albeit I didn't look
or search very hard.
If for some bizarre reason you are seeking such things, just perform an
online search using some keywords similar to "What Schools Offer a
Degree in Parapsychology?" or "Who Teaches Parapsychology?" and so on.
There is an online course (it isn't free) for the boogy-boogy fanatics
out there, located here: theschoolofparapsychology.org
Anyway, after reading more about this anomalous topic, it makes me
wonder if it will slowly start becoming more accepted as time marches
on. Think about it... A booming population equals more people and
anytime you have more humans involved, there is bound to be additional
paranormal - whether it's actually real or mostly make-believe baloney,
it doesn't matter. Many of the subjects that parapsychology delves into
is quite interesting, to say the least. Stuff like: psychokinesis,
telepathy, remote viewing, clairvoyance, near-death experiences (NDEs), out-of-body
experiences, ESP, reincarnation and loads of other paranormal
and supernatural subjects. Hey, they may also use Ghost Meters as well... Boo!
---End of Post "Will parapsychology eventually become more accepted?"
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