From uncanny coincidences to shared biology, we asked the experts to explain the real forces behind the phenomenon.

The term extrasensory perception was coined by Duke University psychologist J. B. Rhine to denote psychic abilities such as intuition, telepathy, psychometry, clairaudience and clairvoyance.

A Cornell University psychology professor has done a study on extrasensory perception -- ESP -- and had it accepted for publication in a journal run by the American Psychological Association.

In the 1970s, a handsome ex-Israeli army paratrooper popularized extrasensory perception, or ESP. Uri Geller claimed he could bend spoons with his mind, see inside sealed containers, and even read ...

The term extrasensory perception or ESP is an unfortunate choice of words because it implies that man has an extra or sixth sense. This is not true. All human beings have only five physical senses ...

Extrasensory is narrated by the actor Will Sharpe, of White Lotus fame. I’m not usually a fan of celebrities being parachuted in to narrate a story that could be told by the producers doing the ...

If you're familiar with these examples, you may well possess extrasensory perception (ESP). On the other hand, it might just be pure coincidence.

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