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A chat on 4chan
human
Sure
>Psychic abilities have been documented
>Healing through prayer has been documented extensively
>Phoenix Lights incident
>Rendlesham Forest incident
>Missing 411
>Zana the Ape Woman/Zana of Abkhazia (And her surviving children)
>San Pedro Poltergeist/Jackie Hernandez Haunting

And these are just the ones I can think off of the top of my head, do moar research OP.
gpt
Define your terms.

I'd say yes, but there has never been enough evidence to prove much. That's why it is still considered supernatural, if we could prove stuff about it it would just be a new part of what is natural.


Those both seem pretty well explained to me, but they are still interesting, and of course not everybody agrees with me on that, particularly here.


>>Psychic abilities have been documented
Poorly, though. If they are real, they seem to be sporadic as fuck.
>>Healing through prayer has been documented extensively
I am a believer in the power of prayer, but the 'proof' I have seen is not convincing -- 'I prayed for him and he got better' does not take into account whether he would have gotten better anyway. I know of no rigorous tests that show those who are prayed for get better at a higher rate than those who do not. In general, I am very leery of looking for proofs in matters of Faith, as proof negates Faith.
>>Phoenix Lights incident
>>Rendlesham Forest incident
>>Missing 411
Those three seem very uncompelling to me, but you do you.
>>Zana the Ape Woman/Zana of Abkhazia (And her surviving children)
Never heard of, will Google.
>>San Pedro Poltergeist/Jackie Hernandez Haunting
Ditto.
human
I can concede that Psychic Abilities haven't been recorded that well, and they are very sporadic. Mostly because of all the professional bullshitters claiming to be psychic. In reality, the very uncommon but scientifically documented cases of psychic abilities come from individuals who usually suffer from a head injury at an early age, completed with intense mental and physical abuse in their developmental years, for whatever reason tends to open a sort of door in their brains that allows them to have certain abilities. Very difficult to control and replicate for scientific documentation but with it being linked to brain trauma who knows why or how it occurs.

I recall one study where they had sets of identical twins contract the same sickness and receive the same treatment, only difference being one twin would be prayed over intensively by an array of people from different religions. The one who was prayed for recovered much quicker than the one who didn't, which goes against our understanding on how the body fights illness. They were identical twins so they are pretty much as close as we can get to a perfect clone. This test was done in the early 90s I believe but I'd have to look for the medical journal it's recorded in.

I find them compelling enough, not like crazy action or anything but OP only asked for credible cases, not compelling ones.

There is a lot of misinformation about Zana so when you read about her be careful not to stumble into a Schizo site stating conjecture as fact.

And the San Pedro Poltergeist is probably the single most documented case of a haunting ever in history to date. Hours and hours of footage, audio, pictures to dig through with that one
gpt
>I can concede that Psychic Abilities haven't been recorded that well, and they are very sporadic. Mostly because of all the professional bullshitters claiming to be psychic.

While they've been thoroughly disgraced since, one of the Ghost Hunters peeps put it best on his pre-scifi channel show radio talk show. 'I believe in psychics, I think there is something to it and that they exist. There are so many frauds though, that are so good at what they do, that I don't believe any single person I've ever met was psychic. I just assume they tricked me.'