The problem with The Telepathy Tapes @centerforinquiry
The problem with The Telepathy Tapes  @centerforinquiry
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Telepathy Tapes claims nonspeaking autistic people can communicate telepathically. But much of its evidence relies on facilitated communication, a technique that's repeatedly failed controlled testing.

The latest Skeptical Inquirer examines the podcast from several angles. Deputy Editor Ben Radford gives us a look inside the issue.

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