Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology
From: deej@cds8613.Cadence.COM (Jim Howard)
Subject: Re: Psi and Scientology
Message-ID: <1991Jul22.202600.4500@cadence.com>
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Reply-To: deej@cds8613.Cadence.COM (Jim Howard)
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Date: Mon, 22 Jul 91 20:26:00 GMT

In article <RBNSTEIN.91Jul19155030@bucsf.bu.edu>, rbnstein@bucsf.bu.edu
(Michael Rubinstein) writes:
> >>>>> On 19 Jul 91 16:48:32 GMT,deej@cds8613.Cadence.COM (Jim Howard)
> >>>>> whose comments are cited by "J>  ".
> 
> 
> J>   (By psi, I'm assuming you mean psychiatry, psychology, etc.).
> 
> No, I beleive he was referring to paranormal/psychic phenomena, of which
> these "theta" things would definitely seem to be an example.

  Interestingly enough, the comments I made when I was under this
misunderstanding are still valid - paraphrased below:
    The phenomenon are very real.  The explanations (Scientology vs. Psi) 
  are very different from these two standpoints, however.
 
   (I wish I had the original posting here so I could make a more pertinent
  reply - if the original poster could e-mail me the original??)

							~ deej ~
						    deej@cadence.com
					       Jim Howard - (408) 944-7947
					       Cadence Design Systems, Inc.