Questions like that can't be answered due to problems of social epistemology. If I give you two pieces of evidence then it's assumed I've given you my two most convincing pieces of evidence and that I don't have any other pieces of evidence, and thus that you should update even further away from the conclusion that I've reached. If I regularly talked to you and could keep up a thread of conversation, and if both of us didn't anticipate needless antagonism involving the presumption that the other hadn't already considered things that they'd in fact considered many times (like "psi appears to be quite capricious, how convenient for believers"), then I could talk to you about the evidence without fear of unjustifiably cementing either of our beliefs. As it is you can only have that kind of relationship among decently close friends. Do you know of other ways of discussing tricky topics, ways that don't have those requirements?
involving the presumption that the other hadn't already considered things that they'd in fact considered many times (like "psi appears to be quite capricious, how convenient for believers")
I assume you know most of the standard considerations and evidence. I think your belief in psi is probably the result of a bias in favor of such hypotheses (partly directly, and partly affecting your enthusiasm for other beliefs that feed into psi) but that you might have found something interesting while spelunking (which need not be convincing to be intere...
[Post redacted 'cuz I unfairly and carelessly misrepresented someone's views (Eliezer's). The messages of this post was: disbelief that aliens visit Earth in spaceships is a bad reason not to look into ufology. My apologies for this ugly post.]