Unlocking telepathic abilities in brain

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Scientists discover how to unlock telepathic abilities in all human

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Researchers in Canada uncovered that parts of the brain actually act as a 'psi inhibitor' - meaning it suppresses the natural psychic, telepathic, and clairvoyant abilities people have but don't know about.

When scientists turned off this 'filter' - by inducing reversible brain lesions in the frontal lobes of volunteers - it enhanced the patients' psi abilities.

The filter was turned off by a process called repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), which uses a non-invasive device to send magnetic waves to specific brain regions.

Volunteers with these brain lesions developed the power to change the outcomes of a Random Event Generator with their minds.

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