He's interested in precognition and parapsychology, which, if anyone has seen the masterpiece of theoretical psychoanalysis, the movie Ghostbusters, will know.
In the 1930s, the so-called father of parapsychology, Joseph Banks Rhine, tested in the lab whether people could use telekinesis to make a dice roll the way they wanted it to.
And it wasn't until later on that I found out that my great-great-grandfather was heavily involved in parapsychology in Ontario and ended up writing two books about it.
And part of that is because Parapsychology, as with psychology, likes to study things in the lab because you can apply the scientific method more easily.