@Romeo Fabulini,
Anecdotal "evidence" about experiences that seemingly defy coincidence are not proof of anything.
I'm not going to gainsay edgar's belief that his experience was due to a psychic connection he had with his brother, (it may well be the case and who am I to tell him that what he feels or believes is wrong or silly?) but I don't accept it as proof of anything, any more than I do my own personal experiences for which one explanation might involve psychic ability.
In a near or actually infinite universe, there are a near or actually infinite number of possibilities. The opportunities for two events to be connected in the mind of an individual are vast.
I'm sure edgar doesn't recall each and every time he felt an urge to go and sit down, and the phone didn't ring, and nothing significant happened simultaneous to his feeling the need. We remember what has some significance for us and discard or bury the trivial.
If people wish to believe in ESP or that they have had psychic experiences, that's fine, but it is just hogwash to assert that there is
overwhelming evidence or even a small body of evidence that
prove these "powers" exist.