[TomOnTheRun]

No source available on request.Here are the books in which Rhiner and Jung both say they do not believe in ESP. I take it the Neurobiologist being a materialists and saying that it violated thermodynamics isn't suspect.

Jung - Memories, Dreams, Reflections Rhiner - Biography of Electric Psychokinesis

The others have autobiographies. Check out your local library.

[Mojave]

Jung - Memories, Dreams, Reflections

No quote, naturally. Let's see why:

"However, there are indications that at least a part of the psyche is not subject to the laws of space and time. Scientific proof of that has been provided by the well-known J. B. Rhine experiments. Along with numerous cases of spontaneous fore- knowledge, non-spatial perceptions, and so on of which I have given a number of examples from my own these experiments prove that the psyche at times functions outside of the spatio-temporal law of causality." --MEMORIES, DREAMS, REFLECTIONS by C. G.Jung

That's the problem with inventing your facts. You get busted.

Rhiner - Biography of Electric Psychokinesis

Looks like a fake citation, not found by Google. Why am I not surprised?