mod.psi

Pages

  • Introduction to mod.psiA source-critical introduction to the Good Works Library's small mod.psi shelf: three January 1987 Usenet witnesses from a 55-message moderated archive where academic parapsychology, occult practice, and early online etiquette met.
  • On the Science of Psi Research — A Defense of Academic ParapsychologyA detailed, point-by-point defense of academic parapsychology research against common skeptical objections, with references to peer-reviewed literature including work by William James, Robert Jahn, and Charles Honorton — written by an author arguing from within the field's professional literature in January 1987.
  • PSI, Witchcraft, and the Spiritual — A Practitioner's FrameworkSunny Kirsten of hoptoad.UUCP argues in mod.psi that science, witchcraft, and PSI phenomena are three distinct approaches to the spiritual, distinguished by their positions on God, human spirit, and whether prayer/magic can affect the physical world — and that academic parapsychology's failure to understand psi stems from its atheistic foundations.
  • Witchcraft, Science, and the Spiritual — On the Nature of PSIPractitioner's 1987 argument distinguishing witchcraft theology from academic parapsychology, with a defense of occult practice as legitimate spiritual work.