“Supernormal” begins with the premise that so-called psychic and supernatural abilities are actually quite normal. They are perhaps not normal in the sense that everybody has them on tap, but in that over half of the population claim to have experienced them or at least believe they exist. Radin then sets out to explore the…
Be warned. Looper, the time-travel sci-fi flick set in the near future is just a little bit loopy, but still a worthwhile movie experience nonetheless. It blatantly borrows from several other sci-fi movies, but does not rise to must-see status. I never found myself bored or distracted in the movie, which says something, but at…
BOOK REVIEWS (ARCHIVES): Lawrence LeShan’s A New Science of the Paranormal is a very readable and excellent tome, which seeks to address the way forward for research into the paranormal and fringe areas of consciousness research. Lawrence LeShan is a veteran researcher in the field, and at just 125 pages, this book makes for a…