Ekstrasensoriseksi

Ekstrasensoriseksi refers to phenomena that are believed to occur outside the known sensory modalities. These include extrasensory perception (ESP) and psychokinesis. ESP encompasses abilities such as telepathy, the purported direct communication of thoughts or feelings between individuals; clairvoyance, the alleged ability to perceive remote objects or events; and precognition, the claimed capacity to foresee future occurrences. Psychokinesis, also known as telekinesis, is the alleged ability to influence physical objects or processes with the mind alone.

The scientific community generally views these phenomena with skepticism due to a lack of reproducible empirical evidence that meets rigorous scientific standards. While anecdotal reports and studies have been presented, critics often point to methodological flaws, potential for fraud, and the possibility of explaining reported experiences through conventional psychological or physical mechanisms. Research into ekstrasensoriseksi has been conducted under various paradigms, including laboratory experiments designed to control for chance and deception, and field investigations into purported paranormal events. Despite decades of inquiry, no widely accepted scientific consensus supports the existence of ekstrasensoriseksi phenomena. The topic remains a subject of interest in parapsychology, a field that investigates such claims, but it is not recognized as a mainstream scientific discipline.