Embodied Psi: The Next Turn in Parapsychology.

The article "Embodied Psi: The Next Turn in Parapsychology" explores the challenges of providing scientific evidence for paranormal phenomena in parapsychology. It argues that traditional scientific criteria are not suitable for studying these phenomena, as they do not consider the entanglement and embodiment of psychophysical systems. The article introduces the Model of Pragmatic Information (MPI) as a framework that acknowledges the limitations and uncertainties in studying paranormal phenomena. It also discusses the concept of embodied psi and its implications for parapsychology research, suggesting that traditional experimental settings may not be appropriate and proposing a new approach that focuses on studying psi in real-world situations. The article also considers the role of the experimenter in the elusive nature of psi phenomena, rather than attributing it to supernatural entities. [Extracted from the article]