The scientist who used to run a now-defunct government program that tried to leverage psychics to mine defense intelligence is still conducting extrasensory perception (ESP) experiments and defends his past experience with the program, according to a newly-published story in Newsweek.
Edwin May, the scientist who had been running the government’s ESP research program before it was ended in 1995, told the news magazine that ESP has “already been proved,” and former Sen. William Cohen of Maine, who was Defense Secretary under former President Clinton, also spoke positively of the idea, according to the story.
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