Sense from Thought Divide

By Mark Clifton

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

** A skeptical personnel director finds his reality turned upside down when he encounters a psychic whose abilities could unlock incredible technology or shatter the very foundations of what he believes is possible.

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Science Fiction Literature Science-Fiction & Fantasy Fiction

Released

2007-09-05

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Summary

** "Sense from Thought Divide" by Mark Clifton is a science fiction story exploring the strange mix of science, the supernatural, and what it means to understand the world around us. The story centers on Mr. Kennedy, a personnel director who starts working with the military's Poltergeist Section and a mysterious psychic called the Swami. Kennedy, who doesn't believe in psychics, is tasked with using telekinesis to build antigravity devices. As he deals with the Swami and his demanding boss, strange things begin to happen; objects move on their own, and other unexplainable events occur. Kennedy starts to see that there might be something real about psi abilities, realizing that belief and feelings can make these abilities stronger. The story makes one wonder about how we see things, what is real, and the surprisingly fine line between questioning something and truly believing in the impossible. **