Nice try. You want to claim that using logic is or can be psychic?
You don’t need to know the whole set of someone’s cognitive processes if they amount to something invalid: you can have a deeply nuanced and layered argument that square circles exist, but you don’t need to know it inside out to know it’s wrong. Have I solved the problem of other minds? No, but reason can bypass it to a knowable extent - hence why we can communicate meaningfully - it only works due to the use of logic, which I guess is some magical way of reading minds to you if you want to claim that I am making a psychic claim?
Effects occurring before their cause is not the way things work. We know this because they consistently follow causes and whenever they might be interpreted as appearing to precede them, there is no consistency beyond random chance.
Likewise the notion that the conception of the effect preceding the cause is in fact the cause of that effect in itself - this does no better than random chance either. All evidence points one way, zero evidence points the other - and this evidence or lack thereof applies to everyone who tests it - it bypasses the problem of other minds just like communication. Logically you conceive as reality that which is evidenced by reality, and that which isn’t evidenced you logically conceive as not real. Nothing “psychic” is needed.
I can easily turn this around by asking why you aren’t demonstrating skepticism of your skepticism and showing some consistency with your affirmation of skepticism?
Even more obviously I could ask why you aren’t being skeptical of psychic abilities instead of just being skeptical that the people who are showing skepticism of psychic abilities aren’t being skeptical…
I mean, did you really think this through?
Considering yourself to be open minded is closed to the consideration of your being closed minded. Unfortunately you can’t say anything, you can’t even “say” without something being affirmed and closing your mind to what you are saying and to the accepted language of saying it to at least some degree. Closed mindedness is inevitable, this is why the Buddha famously didn’t respond to certain questions - that’s the best a maximally open minded individual can do.
I have tried to doubt pretty much everything there is, demonstrating closed-mindedness is not in fact a completely reliable indication that you are not open minded:
I am in many ways an idealist, as I mentioned before… I am not dismissing Idealism at all. I’m just treating it rationally. When it comes to philosophy, I am closed to dealing with that which cannot be falsified - because otherwise you are just playing an aimless guessing game that gets nowhere. There’s nothing wrong at all with the consideration that there are parallel worlds where purple unicorns roam, but there’s literally nothing you can do with that - no philosophy can be gained from such a consideration so it is most loving of wisdom to leave it there. Imagination and creativity such as entertaining the possibility of psychic abilities is great… and then there’s also philosophy.