Most of the scientific community does not accept the existence of telepathy as a concrete fact, although NASA and many research centers around the world have conducted experiments on it, the official conclusion so far is that it is not possible to transmit thoughts without using physical means. Support.
Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist at the University of Cambridge, is convinced that telepathy exists and that this reality can be verified simply by observing the behaviour of animals. To deepen the topic, he began to develop and conduct animal telepathy experiments.
- Rupert Sheldrake has been researching.
- Especially with pets.
- For 15 years.
- Which ensures that 50% of dogs.
- For example.
- Know in advance when their owners will return home.
- In fact presented evidence of this behavior in some published videos.
- But were removed from the Internet without any explanation.
Sheldrake says that dogs develop a special emotional bond with certain people, whether their own or not, and that this allows them to perceive their approach long before they are present. According to his research, about 30% of cats also have this ability.
In his research, he found that in 64 of the 65 cases cats disappear an hour before the vet appointment, it is as if they know in advance that they go to the doctor and escape to avoid the hassle of going to the vet. , these data are not part of a formal study that can be fully verified.
Professor Sheldrake also argues that it is very easy to see how dogs seem to be particularly endowed with the ability to perceive people’s inner world. That would be why they immediately feel sympathy or aversion to some people; seem to know each other’s hidden intentions and act accordingly.
Sheldrake’s experiments have not been sufficiently documented, given the supposed telepathic ability to perceive the arrival of the owners before they appear, there may be other explanations, this behavior can occur by smell or other highly developed sense, also by the usual factor, which can tell them more or less the exact time at which their owners will arrive home.
Animals are also able to identify gestures or routines that precede a certain action, humans have many mechanical behaviors and we do not notice them, for example, without realizing it, can we use a certain?Veterinarian. Pets may notice this and can predict what will happen next.
Something similar could happen with supposed sympathy or sudden aversion, if someone comes close to doing something wrong, will be more tense and will probably have a higher level of adrenaline, the animal can take this as a sign of their intentions and then prepare for defense.
Emotional communication can also become so close that a few simple gestures are enough for the animal to “guess” the emotional state of its owner, and vice versa.
Still, accounts of alleged telepathic communication between humans and animals continue to appear. While they are not enough to close the issue with radical skepticism, they raise new questions and research on the subject.
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