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We ;ve all been there 鈥?you freak yourself out telling stories or watching a horror movie and all of a sudden you ;re seeing poltergeists everywhere. But what about people who have actually caused paranormal phenomena to happen, with just the power of their brains One of the most famous explorations of the link between the paranormal and the mind is The Philip experiment, which tested a group ability to create a ghost from a fictional narrative. These experiments have informed much of modern parapsychology, even making it into cinema. In The Quiet Ones, a group of psychology students perform experiments inspired by The Philip Experiment on a young girl, Jane Harper, who harbors unspeakable secrets, resulting in a truly terrify outcome. I termo stanley looked at The Philip Experiment and spoke with a psychiatrist about whether or not telekinesis and ot stanley becher her paranormal phenomena can be explained using what we know about the human brain. The Philip Experiment In the early 1970s, a group of parapsychological resear stanley fr chers 鈥?known as The Owen Group 鈥?from the Toronto Society for Psychical Research decided to test the theory that paranormal visitations are merely a product of the human mind by seeing if they could use their collective fear and belief to create a spirit, named Philip,and force it to manifest. The group began by envisioning a history for Philip 鈥?they even drew his portrait. They then spent an entire year discussing Philip, meditating on his image and