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1.
Experiments With
Hella Hammid
My assessment of Hella
and an observation of those
points:
, based on my reading of her earlier results
described here,
is summarized by the following
Hella
is very alert and outgoing;
although not insightful.
She
is very concerned with her performance, although she
does not argue with the analysis of it.
Her aim seems
to be
pleasing the experimenters rather than proving anything to herself.
Although the quality of her results varies greatly, she has
had some outstanding successes, including one which
I witnessed.
Certain features of all her results may be generalized:
She
does very badly on absolute size estimates.
She does very well
on indicating lighting conditions, including the presence of steady
or pulsing lights.
She does not often describe colors, but is very
accurate when she does.
She apparently cannot assess her own
pei foi mance, although she
is more pessimistic when she knows the
target
is technical.
She
is very willing to try new experiments or to follow new
suggestions, including working along with someone else.
In fact,
there are indications that she gets at least a psychological boost
from such interaction.
There can be no question that Hella can repeatably, although
not reliably, produce information not available through normal
means.
As yet she has not shown an ability to assess or increase
that reliability.
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1 x “Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090008-0 A suggested analysis procedure is the following: If possible, calibrate a subject by identifying the categories of description he uses in RV, as well as those he gets significantly true or untrue. Use as control a second person whose normal descriptions match that pattern. Have the control physically visit the site and describe it. (Included would most likely be a statement naming the type of site. (oceanside, building, park, etc.) and then a number of details. . Score the subject relative to that control. In addition identify the outbound experimenter's movements and perceptions, and identify the subject's descriptions of these. The control may be the outbound experimenter, if suitable. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090008-0
: Approved For Release 2004/08/25 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090010-7 ~ OTS/CB Memo #75-60 28 May 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: ORD/LSR SG1I SUBJECT : Request for your Criticism of the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) Results with the Random Stimulus Generator 1. In previous discussions you indicated your opinion that the Random Stimulus Generator data produced during the course of the "Perceptual Augmentation Technigque® by Puthoff and Targ at SRI ' were of questionable value. You sighted information that it was your understanding the machines were not random and other procedural difficulties asso- ciated with the experimental design. I explained that summary data and procedures were given in progress reports #3 and #4 and during the December briefing which you, unfortunately, were unable to attend. Also, partially duplicative summaries may be found in the October 1974 Nature article published by Targ and Puthoff and in their final report for Contract 953653 under NASA sponsorship. The most complete reference is the final report being com- pleted for our contract. Attached is an advanced copy of the relevant section of the final report. “2. After review of the randomness tests and the experimental procedures described in these reports, I can find no fundamental difficulty with the machine or the procedures. It appears that SRI has done a thorough enough job to allow them to make the conclusion that they have documented paranormal SG1 A Approved For Release 2004/08/25 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090010-7 \W
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‘ Approved For Release 2004/08/25 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090010-7 functioning within the stated statistical limits. Since I have no practical experience with designing and completing statistical experimental psychology tests, I could easily have overlooked some obvious mistake or omission which invalidates the SRI data and conclusions. Therefore I am requesting your aid. Specifically, are the machines random and the experimental procedures valid? In addition to the two specifics mentioned above, please locate and criticize any other "soft" areas so that the SRI research can be kept in proper perspective. SG1I Attachment: As Stated Approved For Release 2004/08/25 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090010-7
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28 May 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR;
ORD/LSR
ATTENTION
SUBJECT
;
Request for your Criticism of the
Stanford Research Institute
(SRI)
Results with the Random Stimulus
Generator
1.
In previous discussions you indicated your
opinion that the Random Stimulus Generator data
produced during the cojar^ of the "Perceptual
Augmentation Technique
Puthoff and Targ at SRI
were of questionable value.
You sighted information
that it was your understanding the machines were
not random and other procedural difficulties asso-
ciated with the experimental design.
I explained
that summary data and procedures were given in
progress reports
#3 and
#4 and during the December
briefing which you, unfortunately , were unable to
attend.
Also,
partially duplicative summaries may
be found in the October 1974 Nature article published
by Targ and Puthoff and in their final report for
Contract 953653 under NASA sponsorship.
The most
complete reference is
the final report being com-
pleted for our contract.
Attached
is an advanced
copy of the relevant section of the final report.
'2.
After review of the randomness
tests and
the experimental procedures described
in these
reports,
I can find no fundamental difficulty with
the machine or the procedures.
It appears that SRI
has done
a thorough enough job
to allow them to make
the conclusion that they have documented paranormal
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functioning within the stated statistical limits
Sxnce
I have no practical experience with designing
and completing statistical experimental psychology
tests,
I could easily have overlooked some obvious
mistake or omission which invalidates
the SRI data
and conclusions.
Therefore
I am requesting your
aid.
Specifically,
are the machines random and the
experimental procedures valid?
In addition to the
two specifics mentioned above,
please locate and
criticize any other
"soft" areas
so that the
SRI
research can be kept in proper perspective.
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Ma MT dow ae wf 4 5 Approved For Rélease 004d 1 RDPY6-00787R000700090018-9 16 April 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD + SUBJECT: Request for Information about Stanford Research Institute (SRI) Paranormal Research Project by Mr. Wilhelm former Time Reporter (FN ¥), 1... MrAWilhelm, a former Time reporter has written a letter to C. ‘Anderson, presidente of SRI requesting . . a . . at an . » permission to interview Dr. H. Puthoff and Mr. R. Targ the investigators of paranormal abilities. Ostensibly Mr. Wilhelm desires to write a true positive story of the activities at SRI to obviate the previous biased public accounts. . | 2. Dr. Puthoff called and reported the above. He also solicited our opinion on the request. It was mutually agreed that since publication of certain portions of the work is imminent, refusal to see Mr. Whilhelm would only delay such interviews which will become more frequent in the future. The SRI. investigators will grant the interview and confined the discussions ‘to the innocuous portions of their studies. SG1I OTS/CB “8 4 1 on Medd Det eda « Approved For Release 2004/08/25 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090018-9
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Request for Information about Stanford
Research Institute
(SRI)
Paranormal Research
Project by Mr. Wilhelm former Time Reporter
1.,; Mr /^Wilhelm,
a former Time reporter has written
a letter to C. -Anderson, president of SRI requesting
permxssion to interview
Dr.
H. Puthoff and Mr.
R.
Targ
the investigators
of paranormal abilities.
Ostensibly
Mr. Wilhelm desires
to write
a true positive story
of
the
activities
at SRI
to obviate the previous biased public
accounts
.
.
2.
Dr.
Puthoff
called
and reported
the above.
He
also solicited our opinion on the
request.
It was mutually
agreed
that since publication of certain portions
of the
/
work
is imminent,
refusal
to see Mr. Whilhelm would only
delay such interviews which will become more frequent in
the
future.
The
SRI investigators will grant the
interview
and confined the discussions
to
the innocuous portions
of their studies.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Final Report
of Parapsychology Studies
Stanford Research
Institute
Dr.
H.
Puthoff and
Mr.
R.
Targ will present their
final report of parapsychology studies completed at
Stanford Research Institute
(SRI)
at
1000
hours
,
September
1973,
in the East Building Conference
room.
The report will
include but
not
be limited to results
obtained from studies
of
two exceptionally capable
individuals
Mr.
Uri Geller and
Mr.
Ingo Swann.
Ex-
perimental procedures,
data
and conclusions will
be
presented.
In the afternoon
Dr.
Puthoff and
Mr.
Targ
will
be available
for questions
and more detailed
discussions.
You are
invited. to
the
final report
presentation and/or information sessions afterwards.
For your information,
attached you will
find
a
copy
of
one
of
the
latest reports
issued by
SRI.
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approx.
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terrain!. site.
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like
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there's
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like
large,
large,
I want to say tank like objects.
Big,
you know,
roll
up tank
like objects.
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All right,
now tell me where these objects are
located in relation to the building.
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They're
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well there are some that are
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like the end of the building's kind
of open like and there's
like
a
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there's
like some that are under
the edge of that,
that
open end of the building.
I don't know how to
explain that ...
I
feel
like they're sort of
inside or outside of
the building
at the same
time.
Sort of like there should be an end to the
building but there isn't.
And they are kind of
under this big overhang of the roof.
#66:
All right,
describe your position of observation
please
.
#1:
Looking directly at the back.
#66:
All right
I want you to stand on the ground at
the back please.
#1:
Okay.
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Stand on the ground?
Okay,
I'm in like
a parking
area.
Appears
like
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courtyard area.
That's
not right,
its
a
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.
There's things
like
laid
out fairly orderly there.
#66:
Can you see these objects that you had before?
#1:
Yes.
They're
like all around me.
#66:
All right.
#1:
I
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get the impression of neat rows.
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I also get the impression of heat.
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