skyking
You PM'd me, as you have before in such discussions. Now as then I responded to your rude and inaccurate PM. I'm sure there's nothing 'wrong' with your IQ; typically you bring this up when I have never said such a thing. Nice of you to insult yourself for me. Smart people can be mistaken, credulous, and have poor standards of evidence. It is also really nice you feel there is a theory which supports the paranormal... pity there is no proof of the paranormal, eh?
Time again you miss it; when it was show that small infective agents exist, science accepted it. When Creation myths are shown to be bunk (not saying you support them, it is an example), people keep on believing them and/or viewing the source books claims of origin as credible as before. When every single paranormal claimant has failed to demonstrate their abilities in s scientifically acceptable manner, people still believe such claims are credible.
I'm sure it isn't deliberate, it's just you being you which is fine.
I suggest you do the reading though;
It's been made very clear to you that science changes if shown to be wrong; religion and paranormal remains the same.
Traditional ideas of Creation can be shown to be wrong, people retain other unsubstantiated beliefs associated with it. Paranormal events do not occur under scientific observation, but are treated as credible as those that can.
I said how religious and paranormal beliefs do not change when their beliefs are shown to be wrong. I gave examples of both. I never said you believe in creationism. I said, just like creationists, you persist in giving credibility to something that has never, ever, ever shown any scientific credibility.
You don't have to like this, but there you go.
Scientists who said heavier-than-air flight was impossible were ignoring birds, bats, insects and gliders. The theories of infectious transmission in vogue before Pasteur were demonstrably false.
There is nothing in nature that shows psychic abilities are even possible (no equivalent of birds etc.). There might be theories about the paranormal, but as the paranormal is yet to be proved even in the smallest part, they should actually be called hypotheses.
Now, I know you are a believer, and that's fine. I just can't fathom how you miss the gap between what you accept as credible, and what someone using anything remotely resembling the scientific method would accept as credible. Not only that, you take it personally; it really isn't about you. The scientific method is to minimise error, not to stop you believing in what you will according to what standards you like. You can still do that; just don't expect speculation on such a basis as being acceptable to others, and have the maturity to not use 'closed-minded' as some kind of petulant retort to someone who will not embrace your standards.