Maureen Caudill author of Suddenly Psychic As she bent a metal spoon with her mind, computer scientist Maureen Caudill knew she was witnessing a total violation of the laws of physics—and that her understanding of reality would never be the same. Suddenly Psychic is a reader-friendly bridge between the mysteries of the mind and hard science that speaks to skeptics and believers alike.   The book forges a link between two apparently opposite world views—the personal experience of a psychic and the clear, questioning mind of a scientist—and shows readers that the two worlds are one and the same. Her message is simple: We are all psychic. These abilities are real. And current scientific theories are beginning to provide explanations for how and why they work.  Maureen Caudill has degrees in physics from UCONN and Cornell, and spent more than twenty years as a computer scientist specializing in artificial intelligence and neural networks before enrolling in the Monroe Institute classes that changed her life. The author of In Our Own Image: Building an Artificial Person (Oxford) and Understanding Neural Networks (MIT). To purchase Maureen's book from Amazon.con click here: http://www.amazon.com/Suddenly-Psychic-Skeptics-Maureen-Caudill/dp/1571745017/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1317253780&sr=1-1