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Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003800290001-9 Appendix BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS The following biological materials were used for this experiment: e Dispensers, 5 ml, sterile ® 13-x-100-mm test tubes, sterile ® 1i6-x-150-mm test tubes, with caps, sterile @ Physiologic saline, prepared according to SOP 374.412.3.6 ® Glucose minimal (GM) broth, prepared according to SOP 374.412.3.14 ® Top agar, prepared according to SOP 374.412.3.8.1 @ Selective minimal medium plates, prepared according to SOP 374.412.3.12 e Complete medium (yeast complete) plates, prepared according to SOP 374.412.3.5 ® Pipettes, sterile. 39 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003800290001-9
(U) Approved For Release PAFCTA SS TERE Py 7 3800820001- Therefore, any unusual feature appearing only in the H spectrum must be caused by an equipment malfunction, not a psychoenergetic event. Any anomaly appearing in both A and H spectra must appear at exactly the same channel number. For the reasons discussed above, any signals that are not correlated in time would be considered noise or equipment problems. To be considered, an anomaly must have been observed during an RV contact period. While some evidence exists for “linger” or “relaxation” effects in PK, we were specifically testing for increased pulse rates during remote viewing. Any unusual signals observed at other times were ignored. Finally, anomalies were considered to be only those signals that showed a rapid transition in count rate. Either the increase or decrease in rate must occur within a few channels (i.e., a few seconds). Slowly varying count rates were known to be caused by temperature drift and were discarded. 25 Approved For Releadd Sb Col ASG HoH D)789R003800320001-5
Approved For RereastiNCLASSIFIED. Table 2 (U) REMOTE VIEWING RESULTS FOR VIEWER 309 Figure of Merit 2001.wm 2002.wm 2003.wm 2004.wm 2005.wm 2006.wm 0.048 Overall Z = -0.636, n.s. UNCLASSIFIED Table 3 (U) REMOTE VIEWING RESULTS FOR VIEWER 558 Figure of Merit 2001.br 2002.br 2003.br 2004.br 2005.br 2006.br 0.161 Overall Z = 1.63, nus. * Significant p < 0.05 UNCLASSIFIED 17 Approved For Releksq SOs iA SAR 0789R003800320001-5
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Approved For Release 2003/01/17 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003800320001-5 UNCLASSIFIED CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . LIST OF TABLES .« I OBJECTIVE. II EXECUTIVE SUMMARY . .- li INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND - IV) METHOD OF APPROACH . A. Hardware - - + - =: B. Methodology. ...- - C. Hardware (Details of Construction) D. Photomultiplier Tube Analysis VY RESULTS AND DISCUSSION - A. B. VI CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Remote Viewing Results. . Photomultiplier-Tube Results . REFERENCES ....--.-. - Appendix--RV SESSION PROTOCOL - ii Approved For releas GLASS ELED . o2003800320001-5
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10. 11. Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003800420001-4 REFERENCES Humphrey, B. S., May, E. C., Trask, V. V., Thomson, M. J., “Remote Viewing Evaluation Techniques,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Hubbard, G. S. and White, R., “A Resource Library for Parapsychological Literature and Related Disciplines,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Humphrey, B. S., Saunders, D. R., and Lantz, N., “Screening and Selection of Personnel: The Personality Assessment System (PAS),” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Lantz, N. and Kiernan, R., “Neuropsychological Exploration of Psychoenergetic Functioning,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Hubbard, G. S. and Langford, G. O., “A Remote Viewing Training Methodology,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Hubbard, G. S. and May, E. C., “An Experiment to Explore Possible Anomalistic Behavior of a Photon Detection System During a Remote Viewing Task,” Interim Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Piantanida, T., Lantz, N., and May, E. C., “A Remote Viewing Feedback Dependency Experiment,” Interim Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Lantz, N. and May, E. C., “Location of Target Material in Space and Time ' Interim Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) May, E. C., “Intuitive Data Sorting: An Informational Model of Psychoenergetic Functioning,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) May, E. C. and Hubbard, G. S., “An RNG Experiment to Test the Effects of Source and Distance,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) Hubbard, G. S., Braud, W., and Schlitz, M., “An Experiment to Test Apparent RA Effects on Electrodermal Activity,” Final Report, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1986) ” 35 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003800420001-4
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Check each item and enter data where required.
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Session I.D.
Date
Postsession
Yes
No
Done!
Instruction
Check that cap
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D
Replace slide in envelope.
Return to equipment room.
Turn on high voltage as
in presession.
Switch on.
Increase voltage by 3,500-V increments—
Are pulses visible on oscilloscope?
Turn down intensity on oscilloscope.
Turn down intensity on MCA scope.
Comments:
seconds each.
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Bit
Target
Coding*
Reponse
Coding*
Descriptor
There are no significant patterns.
Are patterns of straight, parallel, or angled lines significant at the site?
Are patterns of round, curved, or circular lines significant at the site?
n
Are a mixture of round and straight patterns significant at the site?
B
Is a significant part of the scene hectic, chaotic, congested, or cluttered?
D
Is a significant part of the scene clean, empty, or open?
Is a significant part of the scene inside?
Is a significant part of the scene outside?
Is water a significant part of the scene?
Is sculptured water a significant part of the scene
(fountains, etc.)?
Is natural water a significant part of the scene
(lakes, ponds, streams, etc.)?
Are buildings or other manmade structures a significant part of the scene?
r
Is a single structure a significant part of the scene?
Is/are functional (useful, moving parts,
etc.) structure (s)
at the site?
Is/are artistic (there to look at) structure (s)
at the site?
Is a single color predominant at the scene?
Is foliage a significant part of the scene?
Is foliage natural in appearance at the scene?
Is foliage significantly sculpted, manicured, or pruned at the scene?
Is the scene predominantly void of foliage?
Is motion significantly important at the site?
Is ambient noise significant at the site?
Is noise generated by the target?
L_!_
Is noise generated by people adjacent to the target?
*
1 = yes,
0 = no
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Final
Technical
Report
Covering
the Period
July
1986
to
15 November
1986
December
1 986
ENHANCED HUMAN PERFORMANCE
INVESTIGATION
By:
EDWIN
C. MAY, Ph.D.
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Prepared
for:
PETER
J. McNELIS, DSW
CONTRACTING OFFICER'S TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE
CONTRACT DAMD
17-85-C-5130
SRI-
Project
1291
Approved by:
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S. LEONARD, Executive
Director
Geoscience and Engineering Center
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND TABLES
TABLES
Status of Subcontracts for FY 1986
Enhanced Human Performance Investigation—FY 1986
Financial Summary for Each Task
Total Project
Cost Details
APPENDIX B—FIGURES
B-l
Conceptual Configuration of an a-Particle Experiment
B-2
Single a-Particle RA Apparatus
B-3
Hardware System for Single a-particle RA Experiment
B-4
Detail of Detector Signal Output, Radioactive Source and Position
Sensitive Detector
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I INTRODUCTION
A.
Overview
In accordance with the requirements set forth under the program, “Enhanced
Human Performance
Investigations"
(Contract No. DAMD17-85-C-5130),
this document
provides a progress update
for work performed by SRI International and
its subcontractors
during Fiscal Year 1986.
The aim of the five-year program (FY 1986-1990)
is to provide
research and development in the area of psychoenergetics
B.
Definitions
Psychoenergetic phenomena are defined here as direct interactions between human
consciousness and the environment, which, although the mechanism
is unexplained, can be
observed and recorded.
These human capabilities
fall into two main categories:
(1) the
acquisition of information, and
(2) the production of physical effects.
These can be further
defined as
•
Remote Viewing (RV) /Extrasensory Perception (ESP)—The
ability to
gain access, by mental means alone,
to concealed data or remote
sites.
•
Remote Action (RA) /Psychokinesis (PK)—The
ability to influence, by
mental means alone, physical or biological systems.
C.
Program Scope
The program
is designed to provide the necessary foundation to assess various
aspects of psychoenergetics*
The program
is highly diverse
and interdisciplinary;
it spans many
fields and involves academic and research
facilities,
subcontractors, and consultants.
Furthermore,
it initiates an in-depth investigation into the
life sciences aspects of psychoenergetic phenomena.
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b.
(U)
Linear Least-Squares Analysis
(U)
After [n] remote viewing sessions have been completed and the analysis
described above performed using k =
i, there are
[n]
figures of merit, one for each RV
session, in order of session number.
To examine
if there are any systematic variations within
this data, a best-fit straight line
is fitted through the figures of merit using standard
techniques.
If
[x]
is the session number (x=l,
.... n), consider a straight line defined as
M(x)
=
a + b (x-x)
where a = M(x) and x = constant, and
[a] and
[b] are the intercept and slope, respectively.
Suppose there are
[n] pairs of points, (x,M x).
Then the slope, which is calculated by a
standard least-squares technique,
is given by
n
n
n ^ x M x - 2x X M x
x=l
x=l
where A
is giv$n by
n
f n
V
=
n jx2
-
[ 2 x ]
x=l
V. x=l
J
The intercept is given by
a
+
b x
,
where a
is given by
2x2 2 m x " Sx X xM x
X=1
X=1
X=1
X=1
If we set x = to the average value of the session number, then
i
n
x
=
•
X=1
and
[a] becomes the average value of the figure of merit.
Thus
a
= M
.
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1.  Descriptor-Bit  Definition   *     4 
2.  Viewer  No.  454  Results  Coded  by  Four  Analysts  
3.  Candidate  Abstract  Descriptors  for  Novice  Responses   21 
4.  Comparison  of  Target  vs.  Response  Coding  for  “Baylands”  Target   22 
5.  Potential  Problem  Areas  for  Novice  Targets  
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