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$$\begin{gathered} n=500 \\ x=4 \\ P<0.01 \end{gathered}$$

No, since a $p-$value of $0.01$ would be expected in around $1\%$ of the $500$subjects Because $1\%$ of $500$ subjects corresponds to $5$ subjects, it's likely that four of the $500$ subjects have a $p-$value of less than $0.01$

When null hypotheses of random guessing are true, the $p-$value is really the probability of getting test findings, or more extreme, when null hypotheses of random guessing are true. As a result, it's likely that these four participants with p-values less than $0.01$did not have EPSP.

Thus, it is possible that 4 of the $500$ subjects have a $p-$value below the $0.01$

These four subjects should be retested for ESP. If they perform much better than random guessing once more, they are highly likely to have ESP.

Thus, Researchers should retest these $4$ subjects for ESP.