Electronic Voice Phenomena: Signal or Noise?
Investigators record voices on tape that weren't heard in the room. We look at auditory pareidolia, radio interference and the will to hear.
Investigators record voices on tape that weren't heard in the room. We look at auditory pareidolia, radio interference and the will to hear.
Using virtual reality and stimulation of the temporoparietal junction, scientists can now induce the sense of leaving one's body.
How careful investigators separate illness, suggestion and fraud from the rare accounts that resist every natural explanation.
Intelligence doesn't protect against unusual beliefs. Sometimes it makes them more elaborate. A look at motivated reasoning and belief.
From desert monks to medieval scholars: how earlier generations described spiritual oppression, and what they took care to rule out first.
Classic case histories show why medical and psychological assessment always comes first, and what remains once it has been done.