I have no clue as I'm telepathetic.

I am not one who accepts any of the paranormal posits -- and ESP is in that category. Now, that stands as a glaring contradiction to some of my writing, though I do manage to control my urges pretty well. I've written about toothless vampires, for cryin' out loud. In one of my novels I managed to get around the issue of functional telepathy through the use of nanotechnology, but reined it in with real physical limitations for UHF ultra low power transmissions. I avoided explaining how these 'brain' signals were translated into something intelligible to the receiving party. I didn't want to stir that can of worms any more than I had to. I try to keep my Science Fiction inside the realm of the plausible (stretching the envelope, of course) and avoid the magical. Magical? Anything that can't be translated into actual science.

This is not to say that I dismiss such notions out of hand, but because we have no evidence for any of it, I am no more willing to accept it than I am to accept the existence of a deity, talking snakes, fairies, and bridge trolls.

Thank you for your comments. I can't help but think that there is a natural force or energy associated to thought that can be broadcast, in effect making the brain a kind of transceiver. I know it is not scientific and is pretty off the wall, but there it is! 70% of the mass of the Universe is 'dark' - we don't know what energies exist except for the most obvious ones.

Telepathy has been not been studied even for military use. Both the U.S. and U.S.S.R. did attempt to study it during the cold war. Why did they not in fact study it? There was nothing to observe at all. After all kinds of experiments made years of research there was no evidence there was in fact anything to study.

Science is wonderful for studying mold on bread. However, when things get subtle, the petri dish is clumsy.

We will undeniably discover new facts in the future, but that doesn’t justify believing in any of it now.

I think human behavior is predictable in all forms (e.g., thoughts and actions). I think prediction, however, is predicated on knowledge. For me telepathy is another way of saying prediction.