Abstract

Contends, in this 2nd part of the author's presentation, that the problem of survival is simplified if psychometric cognition is admitted as an alternative to discarnate existence. The initial priority in the survival debate must be granted the psychometric ESP hypothesis, if only as a defensible presumption, but not strictly precluding survival as an empirical hypothesis. In the psychometric view, psi is not an all-pervasive power capable of transcending time and space in search of relevant information; rather it is restricted by linkage with a physical system and its complex of associations. (54 ref)