The more I read at his Web site the more interesting it sounds. At first I thought that it was just some entertaining fluff.

Based on my own experiences I would say that there is probably a lot more involved with what he is saying than most would suspect.

Super-Psychics do exist in my opinion. The legendary Edgar Cayce who died back around 1945 or 46 would be one example. On a 1 to 10 scale for these abilities he might be regarded as the “10.”

My personal favorite was a relatively unknown and absolutely extraordinary psychic who used the name “Wolf Messing.” He had almost a scientific understanding of the types of energy involved with his abilities. I found Edgar Cayce’s books difficult to read because there was so much religion mixed with the discussions. And I was looking for some pure science in the text.

Another Super-Psychic who had a fairly good scientific view of his abilities and who is relatively unknown was from Holland. He solved various types of crimes for his country’s government. I can’t spell his name. But the title of a book about him is “My Passport Says Clairvoyant,” or something like that.

I have long suspected that there could be several Super-Psychics out there working together to do whatever it is that they are doing such as making trouble for people such as that person that Chris is talking about. And, my own opinion concerning those groups of Super-Psychics, should they actually exist, is, “Who cares?”

Much of what I have learned about these phenomena and the people who have these abilities came from years of effort working with people who are strongly Earthquake Sensitive, trying to see if they could generate effective earthquake predictions.

In theory they could. But in reality, for the most part they appear to me to be just too disorganized to be able to anything as practical as that.

These are personal opinions.