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There is no evidence for the existence of telepathy. Till there is, following a double blind experiment, telepathy is make-believe...
Doug Catholic
I knew you were going to post this question.
Publius
Yes, I believe God knows our thoughts and he can sometimes give us a clue what other people are thinking. But reading minds at will? No, I don't believe in that.
mandbturner3699
I believe it exists. It is apparently common to the Australian Aborigines as I was told about one case when an Aborigine was taken into police custody in a remote area of Australia. He was distraught and he made a loud wailing sound followed by a time of silence. 24 hours later, several elders and others from his clan arrived at the Police holding cell and these people had to have traveled several hundred miles to have arrived at this destination.
I've also heard other stories that Aborigines do communicate with each other over long distances but this seems to only be common to them.
I live in Australia and some parts are extremely remote yet they have been known to meet at a destination in the remote outback after having communicated with each other.
nineteenthly
I think it's entirely feasible for something like telepathy to exist biologically but that doesn't mean it actually does. There's empathy of course. I have sympathy symptoms with my patients which have sometimes started a second or so before they've contacted me to make their first appointment. I can't think of another explanation for that.