Hi, I'm a scientist: a physicist/nuclear engineer.
As for psi and scientists, ever since the advent of quantum mechanics in 1920 or so, many scientists have been willing to accept and explore the nature of psi.
In particular, some things about quantum mechanics seem to hint that the universe/cosmos is interconnected on a more fundamental level than what our senses tell us (for example see 'EPR Paradox' on wikipedia.)
Seems to me the roles of science and religion are blurring or even reversing. Most leading physicists these days speculate on what caused the "Big Bang." We are realizing that somehow, 'something came from nothing' but don't know why.
I'm a scientist: a physicist/nuclear engineer.
As for psi and scientists, ever since the advent of quantum mechanics in 1920 or so, many scientists have been willing to accept and explore the nature of psi.
In particular, some things about quantum mechanics seem to hint that the universe/cosmos is interconnected on a more fundamental level than what our senses tell us (for example see 'EPR Paradox' on wikipedia.)
Seems to me the roles of science and religion are blurring or even reversing.
Most leading physicists these days speculate on what caused the "Big Bang."
We are realizing that somehow, 'something came from nothing' but don't know why.