@JuliusCaesar The issue is that all these phenomena have materialist interpretations/explanations/rationalizations. None of them are truly disproofs. All of the "telepathic" or "glitch" occurrences are psychologically explainable. Is telepathy outside of material reality? Perhaps, but not necessarily, since all we need to do to include it within materiality is to model it that way and use physical systems to say how it works or could work. The quantum physics approach is even worse since all of that isn't even psychological (isn't even subjective or detached from our conceptions of the material) and is completely at the level of base physical reality. The wave function collapse requires no God, only objects (or probabilities and actualities) being in certain configurations according to certain measurements. It can be entirely systemic and doesn't need something outside the system to explain it. Now, on some level, there always needs to be something outside the system, some overlying existence of unity and transcendence, which is why disproving materialism rests with philosophy and experience alone, rather than just unorthodoxly reinterpreting strange psychophysical phenomena as immaterial.