Firstly, I mend watches, not break them. Secondly, a good show will get more than six results - say, 2,000. Or more, perhaps, because the studio switchboards are often overloaded to collapse. The scientific establishment can no longer keep these facts quiet. Newspapers discuss the paranormal, in heavyweight features by famous philosophers and archaeologists, every week.
Radio shows quiz serious scientists every morning.
America's airwaves buzz every night of the week to a psychic investigator who knows no limits, Art Bell. And most powerful of all, the internet gives a loud voice to every aspect of the paranormal. When I was tested in the early Seventies, at Stanford Research Institute, at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratories, at the University of California and at the Cavendish Laboratories, Cambridge, the establishment still ruled. The open-minded men who investigated me used fraudproof checks and stringent measures. They were ridiculed and dismissed by scientists who had never come within ten miles of our experiments.