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Originally Posted by John Freestone  Yes, it lists an amazing number of things that you say psychics can do, none of which has any basis in scientific fact. If such abilities were real, they would have been proven, or at least would have a great body of evidence in their favour. If they worked and had just enough effect to be useful to people, they would be easy to demonstrate. EVERY time someone sets out to demonstrate them, they are proven wrong, time after time after time after time after time. The cellars of the scientific psychic investigation labs of the world are groaning with EVIDENCE AGAINST psychic phenomena being real. There are even full and completely rational explanations as to how these non-phenomena appear to be real. So, no, I don't believe there is a comparison with going to the doctor, whose diagnosis and treatment has to be based on fairly rigorously established fact. |
There are comparisons between going to a doctor and going to a psychic.
I found this website, whereas the url is provided by the article provided in the first post.
What's The Harm?
Somehow medical damages and non-physical harms are comparable since their fatality are equally proven by facts.