Physics and Possibilities of Human “Extrasensory” Perception

In this chapter, the physical and mathematical foundations of the unusual, so-called “extrasensory” human perception will be considered. I confess that the author enters “the minefield of extrasensory abilities” with a risk. The reason for this caution is absolutely understandable, since most scientists have a sharply negative attitude to this topic, considering this direction a false science. In this regard, I would like to warn the dear reader from the very beginning that I in no way want to act as an “apologist for extrasensory human abilities.” At the same time, I also do not want to look like a supporter of dogmas like “This can never be!”. Further, the main attention will be paid to physical and mathematical ideas, laws and principles that have a reliable scientific basis and make it possible to try explaining the unusual human perception that is currently considered “extrasensory”.