Paranormal abilities do exist. A quote from the Chinese Institute of Atomic Energy pointed out in 1991, in a study archived by the CIA: Such phenomena and paranormal abilities of the human body are unimaginable for ordinary people. Nevertheless they are really true." In the study ... researchers provide multiple examples of a Qi Gong master who, under double-blind controlled conditions, was able to teleport small objects out of containers from one location to another using nothing but mental influence (breaking through spatial barriers). Multiple test subjects were able to do this including gifted children. A study published in The Chinese Journal of Somatic Sciences ... explains that parapsychological writing is only one form of paranormal abilities displayed by humans, and cites a "large number of experiments" where this type of phenomenon has been demonstrated and documented repeatedly. The study was designed to detect any type of possible "force" that could somehow be measured when gifted people demonstrated their 'paranormal' ability. The first experiment required a girl named "Little Ji" to use her thoughts to "write" or "draw" on the piece of paper located inside of a film canister with a black ink fountain pen. The results were incredible: "We conducted a total of nine experiments, of which three were successful. Each experiment lasted for 15 to 25 minutes. The words and drawings were all black like the ink in the fountain pen used in the experiment. In the three successful experiments, two had clear characters and drawings and the other had fairly blurry circles and dots." In a free, open and transparent society we would be utilizing these concepts and learning more about them. It's no secret that a very conservative mainstream scientific establishment often rejects anomalies based on subject matter alone, yet we have some of the most powerful military institutions around the world studying it for decades.