Entangled Minds: Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality

The title of this book promises to delve into the connections between quantum physics and ESP. While it provides a wealth of information about the history of ESP research, including studies that prove that it's real, the book deals only lightly with the quantum side.
It's not that the explanations of quantum theories aren't there; they are, in a way that is easily understood by folks like me who aren't scientists. There just isn't a whole lot of it.
Because of this lack, I was disappointed in the book. It made for some interesting reading about ESP alone but I wasn't looking for that. If the title had been different, it wouldn't have been disappointing because my expectations would have been different.

There is a must here to understand and study statistics to determine if the experiments show evidence of PSI
In the first part of the book Dean Radin wants to prove that Psi really exits
I think the relationship between Psi and Quantum physics must be more studied to be more clear
I also think that the author want us to think in a new way about reality , what it is and how we see it.
The best part is the part of the book that shows all the theories that can explain Psi phenomena and presents them one by one.
The part that show the myth and the fact near the end of the book is written in a difficult unclear language , I think it can be more explained.

I gave up on this book. There were some very interesting points and discussions, but then it kind of lingered on how bad scientists are and how stupid scientists supposedly think "normal" people are. Probably true in some cases, but I don't think it's fair to lump everyone - in any camp - into one big assumption.

Because I've given up on the book, be aware I could be wrong about my assumption, perhaps the author portrays things differently further along. At my age, however, time is of the essence - my Tardis is in the shop so I can't can't go back time to regain time wasted on things that frustrate me.

Author Dean Radin "shows how we know that psychic phenomena such as telepathy, clairvoyance and psychokinesis are real, based on scientific evidence from thousands of controlled lab tests...He reveals the physical reality behind our uncanny telepathic experiences and intuitive hunches, and he debunks the skeptical myths surrounding them."

Many member of Consciousness Café have had psychic experiences but are reluctant to talk about them because our western culture often has a dim view of this subject. This book can provide interesting examples of psychic tests that show this human capacity should be appreciated rather than scorned.

Jim Fisher

Excellent book. I've been waiting a long time for such a book. Thank you!

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