Posted on 24/05/03
In search of floating thoughts
The Sense of Being Stared At: And Other Aspects of the Extended MindBy Rupert SheldrakeCrown, 362 pages, $38Does your dog know when it is time for walkies, even if you are in a different room when you decide to take it out? Can you sometimes tell that you are being stared at, even when your kibitzer is some distance away and completely hidden? If so, Rupert Sheldrake (http://www.sheldrake.org) would like to hear from you. He has compiled a database of more than 5,000 such cases, and would be glad to learn of more.
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