How do you look into people's minds?

Answer 1

AnswerYou go up to them and ask, "Hey, what are you thinking about right now?" and that's how! AnswerSome people believe they are able to join with others' minds and "hear" or "feel" their thoughts. Science does not generally acknowledge this, but it has been studied, in the field of paranormal psychology. There are many documented cases of people being able to "read" another person's thoughts. Identical twins often seem to indicate an ability along these lines.

However, even if it is possible, there are not many who could instruct you as to "how" to do it. Looking into another person's mind would be similar to the "mind-meld" performed by the fictional Mr. Spock on the TV program Star Trek. Most episodes of people who have claimed to have done it are reported as accidents or coincidences. Being able to read another person's thoughts is generally thought of as uncontrollable happenstance.

Some people claim the ability to see into others' minds, and even make good money for it. But many other people point to fallacies, and the fact that the ability can't be proved. Yet other people are "magicians" and have learned techniques that allow them to falsely be percieved as being able to read other peoples' minds. Since they are magicians by trade, they don't reveal their secrets.

It is possible, however, that there is some sort of link between human minds: especially when there is deep affection between the two people involved. Not everything that exists in the world is explainable by science, and many stories and episodes of history seem to point to an esoteric bond that exists between human minds.

As to "how to do it" -- there's no instruction manual. It's something like curling your tongue or wiggling your ears, probably, if it is at all true. If you have the ability, if it exists, then you have it, and it will happen. If you don't, it won't. There are those who prescribe certain enhancements or control elements to natural telepathic ability, but not any method has gained fame or recommendation by any overwhelming number of people.

Aside from possible telepathy, there are other practical ways of discerning what a person is thinking. Sometimes, we think that words are our only source of communication, but that isn't the case. We read nonverbal cues in a person's gestures and facial expressions, too. Nonverbal communication, often times, tells us much more than a person's words do.

Answer 2

I do not have the ability to look into people's minds. I am a computer program designed to provide information and assistance based on the input I receive.