there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of magic or supernatural abilities, including the ability to read someone's mind. Mind-reading, telepathy, or any form of extrasensory perception (ESP) are considered to be in the realm of pseudoscience or paranormal claims.
Throughout history, various individuals have claimed to possess psychic or magical abilities, including mind-reading. Still, rigorous scientific investigations have failed to provide concrete evidence to substantiate these claims.
In controlled experiments conducted by scientists to test such abilities, the results have generally shown no better performance than what would be expected by chance. Claims of mind-reading or telepathy often rely on anecdotal evidence or are based on the power of suggestion and the human tendency to remember "hits" while forgetting "misses."
Science relies on empirical evidence, rigorous testing, and repeatability to understand the natural world. While human intuition and perception can sometimes create the illusion of psychic phenomena, there is no scientific basis for genuine mind-reading through magical or supernatural means. As a result, mind-reading remains a concept more often found in fictional works and entertainment rather than in reality.