Extrasensory Perception
E.s.p. or Extrasensory perception sometimes called the sixth sense it is acquiring information without use of the five senses. Other names of e.s.p. in the 19th century were cryptesthesia then relesthesia and then clairvoyance or " seeing the distance". It can provide someone with information on the past, present, or future. Although no clear evidence exists e.s.p. has still attracted a lot of attention over the centuries.
E.s.p. was though to have gone back to biblical times however the first e.s.p. tests were conducted at Duke University in 1930. The test was a card guessing experiment-using e.s.p. symbols. There were 25 cards with five of each e.s.p. symbols. The symbols were a square, circle, plus sign, a five-point star, and a set of three wavy lines. These symbols were printed on playing size cards in black ink. The person was to guess the order of the cards, which were randomly arranged. The chance of guessing the right card was 1 in 5.......
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