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In this book, Jesse Charles Fremont Grumbine examines the phenomenon of telepathy, or the supposed ability of some individuals to communicate through channels other than the commonly recognized senses. Grumbine presents case studies from various sources, including his own experiences, and explores the possible mechanisms underlying telepathy. The book is a fascinating foray into a field that remains controversial to this day.
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