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so, is everthing mentally possible?
Using imagination?, yes.
If you mean ‘parapsychology’. Like Extra-sensory perception (ESP) also known as anomalous cognition, that includes telepathy, clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairalience, clairgustance, clairsentience, precognition, postcognition, psychometry, and dream transferrance.
Or anomalous operation that includes psychokinesis (in the past referred to as telekinesis), out-of-body experiences, astral projection, near-death experiences, mediumship, and reincarnation.
Then I think, not...
Scientists treat all claims with scientific skepticism. After examining psi claims for over a century, there has been significant difficulty in merging the results of parapsychology studies with other fields of science.
As a result, many in the scientific community think that parapsychology is not a real science, that psi phenomena do not exist, and that parapsychology is a pseudoscience.
Many scientists and skeptical observers of the field believe that some parapsychologists knowingly commit fraud; that some are incompetent; and that some are naive and therefore easily deceived by fraudulent participants; or perhaps some combination of the above.
The magician, James Randi, has offered a prize of one million dollars to anyone who is able to show evidence of any paranormal power or event (under test conditions agreed to by both parties). As of 2005, no successful claims have been made against this money.
ParapsychologyI hope this helps...