…now have about 10,000 case histories on my very extensive databases. They still come in several a week, and my assistant, Pam Smart, puts these onto our computerized database. And many of them concern the feeling of being stared at. And it's interesting…

…put these details in the notes. Anyone who's interested can look at the actual papers. This is co-authored with my colleague Pam Smart. Now, scopasthesia is the sense of being stared at, which most people have experienced. You feel you're being looked at…

…vehicle. No greed to all this, to do it as a proper experiment. Well this experiment was done with a young woman called Pam Smart who lives near Manchester and she has a dog. a terrier that knows when she's coming home it's been doing this for several…

…hours. They were told to just go on filming it all the time. Meanwhile, they went out, the other people went out with Miss Smart and they picked a time. It was after about three or four, about four hours later, they picked a time at random. They…

…degrees and so on. And they would have been quite happy for it not to work. Anyway, this is what they actually found. Pam Smart is a dog owner who has been conducting the experiments of Rupert Sheldrake for two years now. Together with her parents, she…

…in it is that I've been interested for a long time, but we've just had a paper come out, co-authored with my assistant Pam Smart, who's worked with me for many years, and Michael Naum, who works in Freiburg in Germany. And so this is our paper that's…

…inundated with emails from schoolchildren. Luckily, I've got a grant to increase the amount of time my secretary can spend on Pam Smart, my assistant, can spend in dealing with this. I'm encouraging children to do their own experiments with dogs. So that's…