Extra-sensory perception (ESP), or the "sixth sense," involves acquiring information without using known physical senses, encompassing types like telepathy and precognition. Despite studies pioneered by J.B. Rhine, the scientific community widely considers ESP pseudoscience due to lack of replicable evidence and inability to identify a physical mechanism. Learn more at Encyclopaedia Britannica .
Extra-sensory perception (ESP), or the "sixth sense," involves acquiring information without using known physical senses, encompassing types like telepathy and precognition. Despite studies pioneered by J.B. Rhine, the scientific community widely considers ESP pseudoscience due to lack of replicable evidence and inability to identify a physical mechanism. Learn more at Encyclopaedia Britannica .
