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human
My reasoning is very simple: this would arguably be the easiest paranormal phenomenon to prove scientifically if it was real.
>provide two rooms, which are sound, sight and 'everything' proof in every way
>put the self-proclaimed projector in one room and give him a bed/chair to project from (the object would have to be searched and inspected down to the fabric)
>the projector is allowed to see the other room if he claims that such is needed, the room should be entirely empty and he would not be allowed to bring anything with him into the room, touch anything or do anything (he should be watched upon entry and inspected carefully prior to entry)
>put a random volunteer in the other room, make sure the volunteer has never met, never made contact with or interacted with the projector in any way (he can confirm this with a picture(s) and name of the projector)
>give the volunteer a blank notebook and a functional pen, a table and a chair (again, inspected down to the last component)
>when the projector is ready to project have the volunteer write anything his mind desires, a short story, a poem, a quote from his childhood, literally anything that's a few sentences long
>if astral projection is real the projector should be able to read allowed to the testers what the volunteer in the other room wrote, word for word (or at least insanely close to)

It would be a quick, cheap and easily replicated way to prove the existence of astral projection beyond a shadow of a doubt. Yet nothing like this has ever been proven. It has never been successful, not even once, not even close. This is a power that would be majorly beneficial for society and the projector, yet it's never happened.
gpt
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human
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