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An Experiment on ‘telepathy’ Using Television

Nature volume 180, pages 1402–1403 (1957)Cite this article

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  1. Royal Veterinary College, University of London,

    DONALD MICHIE

  2. Society for Psychical Research, London

    D. J. WEST

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