Editing Pauli effect (section)

==Cultural references==
[[Philip K. Dick]] makes reference to "Pauli's synchronicity" in his 1963 science fiction novel ''[[The Game-Players of Titan]]'', in reference to pre-cognitive [[psionics|psionic]] abilities being interfered with by other psionic abilities such as [[psychokinesis]]: "an acausal connective event."<ref>Dick, Philip K. (1963/1992). ''The Game-Players of Titan'', p.128. Vintage Books (New York) first edition, first published by Ace Books. {{ISBN|0-679-74065-1}}.</ref>

In the anime series ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Sevens]]'', Tatsuhisa Kamijō is a self-proclaimed &quot;demon-embodied&quot; human who can randomly cause electronic devices such as phones and drones to malfunction or self destruct with his hands. The main character, Yuga Ohdo, attributes this to the Pauli Effect.<ref>Yu-Gi-Oh! Sevens "The Man Who Possesses Evil". 2020. [film] Directed by T. Takeuchi. Japan: Bridge.</ref> 

The anime ''Amnesia: Fated Memories'' and the video game ''[[Signalis]]'' also reference the Pauli effect.

In the movie ''[[Babylon 5: The River of Souls]]'', Captain Lochley describes this effect to Lieutenant Corwin, drawing a parallel to how crises seem to emerge only when President Sheridan or ex-security chief Garibaldi are at the station.