Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Telephone telepathy
the content from this page.  It appears to have been written by a Sheldrake fan, and I'm afraid it comes with the territory that said author must be scientifically illiterate and incapable of basic critical thinking, and therefore incapable of implementing  per .  The article contains far too much primary data, yet very little on the design of the experiment or how this is compatible with the principles of experimental design that aim to avoid bias.  The statistics merely discusses the chance of the results happening, whereas a proper statistical analysis would assess the probability that the null hypothesis is true.  It also contains nothing critical of Sheldrake, which given that Sheldrake has little to no support within the scientific community, is highly surprising.  Therefore deleting the content is good idea.  '''Redirecting to Rupert Sheldrake''' is then a possibility, although I vote for '''no prejudice against recreation''' with better content if someone can write an article compatible with .  Such an article isn't going to look good for Sheldrake
— User:Barney, 09:23, 3 September 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:FRINGE||WP:COMPETENCE||WP:FRINGE (Wikipedia:Fringe theories)