Also our discussion caused me to update somewhat away from thinking that parapsychology is positive rather than neutral or negative evidence for psi; that wasn't a belief I held strongly in the first place. I think it's unfortunate that the focus was on Bem rather than on, say, PEAR, and would like to discuss the PEAR studies specifically at some point, those being the studies that I am most familiar with. Anyway thanks for putting so much effort into looking into the question; I think it'd be cool if you made a post specifically about lessons learned from psi and how they apply to other fields, especially the heuristics and biases parts of social psychology. The last paragraph of your most recent post was I think the most important.

Huh? Link/example? [...] Inverting the replication results is the only error I see; I admitted to another error that I don't actually think was an error as such (I think I was trying too hastily to appear reasonable and conciliatory) and intend to go back and explain why I disagree. I made a bad analogy but that doesn't defeat the point I was trying to argue with the analogy. Note that being flustered and making abnormal errors while arguing about parapsychology is exactly what my model of evasive psi predicts.