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groups should comprise a broader range of experience and in-
sight than the conventional hierarchy of technical specialists,
and
their cognizance of other contemporary work should be
broader.
The institution housing that laboratory needs to dis-
play considerable tolerance and support for the unusual tone
and special requirements of the research and not force its con-
formity to established scientific subdivisions and research styles.
Likewise, the professional community at large cannot at this
time profitably ask for total adherence to its own reductionistic
superstructure, but can only inquire dispassionately regarding
the respective implications of this conglomerate field for the
traditional areas of endeavor.
In
this last regard,
I should like to express my personal re-
spect for this particular Society, and for this particular Journal,
for the openness and generosity of spirit with which they have
solicited and presented the results of legitimate scholarly effort
in this difficult field.
Their attitude could well stand as a model
for other institutions and organs in dealing with this topic or
with any
other present
or future
projective area of human
inquiry.
Acknowledgment
The author would like to express his indebtedness to his re-
search colleague, Ms. B. J. Dunne, who has provided immense
logistical help in the preparation of this manuscript and who,
as laboratory manager of the Princeton Engineering Anomalies
Research program, has played a primary role in the generation
and interpretation of much of the data reported herein.
Dr.
R. D. Nelson also contributed heavily to the experimental pro-
gram and to the refinement of the manuscript.
Prof. W. H.
Surber designed much of the REG circuitry and software, and
wrote the original programs for the remote perception analytical
judging procedure.
The program has also benefitted immensely from the interests
and efforts of several present and past students and staff, most
notably C. K. Curry (Dunham), E. G. Jahn, T. A. Curtis, and
I. A. Cook.
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