ixth sense in some form. Rodin’s theories and studies convinced me of the possibility that we may possess an intuitive power in which we are consciously unaware. I was impressed with his information, findings, and even his experiments. To me, as a student, they seemed to be thorough. Before reading this article, I was a strong believer that ESP simply could not exist. I could not imagine anyone possessing the ability to communicate through brain waves, or predicting an emotional event. In past, I have even been known to get extremely angry when I see those stupid psychic hotline commercials that go on day in and day out. Now, I’m not so hard headed about the possibility that psi may exist. If those psychic hotline commercials bother me now, it’s not because I don’t believe in psi possibilities. It’s because they make a mockery of what is possibly an amazing psychological discovery.Even though Hayman announces several key points to why Rodin’s experiments are not conclusive, I believe that there is still some truth to the experiment. There was actual proof that came from his studies with the computer pictures, no matter how it was measured, that intuitive power possibly exists.Hayman also provided me with some insight on the importance of attention to detail when performing such experiments. A lot of time can be wasted when even the basic elements of research are not followed. Perhaps someday these experiments will be performed with different methods of measurement, and similar results will be found to those that already exist. But until then, from reading this article, it seems as though Rodin has only touched on what could possibly be....
