Dan Engber

I think some telepathy is real. It is real. I think it is real.

I think some telepathy is real. It is real. I think it is real.

I think some telepathy is real. It is real. I think it is real.

December 28th, 4 o'clock p.m. Not a time that I was on Slack.

December 28th, 4 o'clock p.m. Not a time that I was on Slack.

December 28th, 4 o'clock p.m. Not a time that I was on Slack.

I discovered that sliding my can of seltzer around on this table is sort of like an ASMR thing.

I discovered that sliding my can of seltzer around on this table is sort of like an ASMR thing.

I discovered that sliding my can of seltzer around on this table is sort of like an ASMR thing.

Was developed in the 1970s in Australia.

Was developed in the 1970s in Australia.

Was developed in the 1970s in Australia.

And it was seen in this, you know, in this whole tradition of liberating people with communication issues from, you know, basically the prison of lowered expectations just because, you know, they might not do well on an IQ test if they can't talk. But if you give them a way to communicate, they can reveal who they really are.

And it was seen in this, you know, in this whole tradition of liberating people with communication issues from, you know, basically the prison of lowered expectations just because, you know, they might not do well on an IQ test if they can't talk. But if you give them a way to communicate, they can reveal who they really are.

And it was seen in this, you know, in this whole tradition of liberating people with communication issues from, you know, basically the prison of lowered expectations just because, you know, they might not do well on an IQ test if they can't talk. But if you give them a way to communicate, they can reveal who they really are.

By holding the person's hand or forearm or possibly their shoulder or touching them in other ways or holding the keyboard or the letter board in front of them, it's the facilitated part of facilitated communication means someone has to be there to help. It always involves someone else there doing something to help the person type.

By holding the person's hand or forearm or possibly their shoulder or touching them in other ways or holding the keyboard or the letter board in front of them, it's the facilitated part of facilitated communication means someone has to be there to help. It always involves someone else there doing something to help the person type.

By holding the person's hand or forearm or possibly their shoulder or touching them in other ways or holding the keyboard or the letter board in front of them, it's the facilitated part of facilitated communication means someone has to be there to help. It always involves someone else there doing something to help the person type.

Okay, the setup is she starts by, this is kind of her entree into this world. She hears a woman named Diane Hennessey Powell. This is a psychiatrist based in the Pacific Northwest who's written a book about ESP. and is very interested herself in the topic of people with autism who, in Powell's view, have kind of a savant skill for reading minds or ESP or psi phenomena.

Okay, the setup is she starts by, this is kind of her entree into this world. She hears a woman named Diane Hennessey Powell. This is a psychiatrist based in the Pacific Northwest who's written a book about ESP. and is very interested herself in the topic of people with autism who, in Powell's view, have kind of a savant skill for reading minds or ESP or psi phenomena.