Self-study
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Summarize Argument
The author concludes that some people have a “sixth sense” allowing them to know whether or not someone is watching them. The evidence provided is a study where people guessed correctly 60% of the time whether they were being watched through a window.
Notable Assumptions
The author assumes that 60% accuracy, which isn't much higher than chance, is enough to prove that a “sixth sense” exists. The author also assumes that the 60% result was caused by a sixth sense, and not by some other factor, like the participants picking up on some pattern in the study set-up that allowed them to guess more accurately.
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