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MOSKOVSKII KOMSOMOLETS
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920327
BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
(05); MATHEMATICAL AND
COMPUTER SCIENCES
(12)
UNCLASSIFIED
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TEXT:
EXTRACT.
IN
ITS
SAFES,
THE
LABORATORY OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOPHYSICS OF THE
SMI—SEHSQR
SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH
SENSOR
HOLftfl—THE RESULTS OF MANY
YEARS 'S
RESEARCH
BROUGHT
IT
QUITE CLOSE TO UNCOVERING THE RIDDLES
POPULARLY CALLED PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA.
THE
DISCOVERY
AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFORMATION PRINCIPLE NOT ONLY
PERMITTED
THE
LABORATORY'S
WORKERS
TO
UNDERSTAND
THE
HIDDEN
MECHANISMS
OF
TELEPATHY,
CLAIRVOYANCE,
EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION AND
HEALING,
AND
BIOLOCATION,
BUT
ALSO TO ARTIFICIALLY CREATE A WHOLE
SET OF RELATED WONDERS STILL UNKNOWN TO US.
NEVERTHELESS,
IN
THE
OPINION
OF
THE
RAU SENSOR CENTER'S GENERAL
DIRECTOR,
VIKTOR
TROFIMOVICH ISAKOV,
THE EXPLANATION OF OLD AND THE
INVENTION
OF
NEW
MYSTERIOUS
PHENOMENA
IS NOT THE MAIN AREA OF THE
LABORATORY'S
ACTIVITY;
RATHER,
IT
IS
A
STARTING
POINT
FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
AN ORIGINAL UNPARALLELED CONCEPTION OF THE OPERATION
OF
HUMAN
MEMORY
AND
THE
FUNCTIONAL
ACTIVITY
OF
THE BRAIN AS
A
CYBERNETIC
SYSTEM.
AND
FROM
THERE,
THE CREATION OF FUNDAMENTALLY
NEW
CYBERNETIC
SYSTEMS
OF
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE AND CONTROL OF
HUMAN COGNITION AND BEHAVIOR.
LACK
OF
FUNDS
TO
PERFORM
SCIENTIFIC
STUDIES
HAS
FORCED
THE
LABORATORY TO CEASE
ITS EXISTENCE.
PFN INFORMATION:
PART
001
RELATES
:
VIKTOR TROFIMOVICH ISAKOV
IS A MEMBER OF NAUCHNO
ISSLEDOVATELSKIY TSENTR RAU SENSOR.
PERSON
:
PROTITLE:
PERS
CTY:
FACILITY:
SUBORD:
FACL CTY:
ISAKOV,
VIKTOR TROFIMOVICH
DIRECTOR GENERAL
USSR
(UR)
NAUCHNO ISSLEDOVATELSKIY TSENTR RAU SENSOR
LAB EKSPERIMENTALNOY PSIKHOFIZIOLOGII
USSR
(UR)
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TARGET SEARCH TECHNIQUES
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By:
HAROLD
E. PUTHOFF
EDWIN
C. MAY
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20755
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ESU 83-144
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CATEGORY
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S. LEONARD, Director
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DAVID
D. ELLIOTT,
Vice President
Research and Analysis Division
Copy No.
This document
consists of 33
pages.
941/CL-0026
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A PARTICULAR FEATURE OF THE FOUNDING OF THIS INSTITUTE
IS THAT
IT
REQUIRES FACILITIES FOR INSTITUTIONALIZED COOPERATION WITH A
UNIVERSITY TO AN EXTENT THAT HAS NOT TO DATE
BEEN’ THE NORM FOR MAX
PLANCK INSTITUTES.
IT
IS ONLY BY WORKING CLOSELY WITH A FACULTY OF
MEDICINE WITH AN EFFICIENT CLINICAL FACILITY THAT THE
INSTITUTE CAN
ENSURE ACCESS TO A SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF CHRONICALLY BRAIN-DAMAGED
PATIENTS TO BE ABLE TO WORK SUCCESSFULLY.
IN THE SAME WAY,
IT NEEDS
TO BE ABLE TO WORK WITH A DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY COVERING A WIDE
RANGE OF DISCIPLINES AND OPEN TO NEUROBIOLOG ICAL ISSUES.
III.
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
((SUBHEAD))
-- ECONOMICS
THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF GERMAN UNITY,
THE LATEST STEPS
IN WESTERN
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION,
AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
IN EASTERN EUROPE REPRESENT MAJOR INCENTIVES AND CHALLENGES TO
ECONOMIC RESEARCH THAT
IT MUST ADDRESS BY DEPLOYING,
WHILE AT THE
SAME TIME CRITICALLY REVIEWING,
ITS WHOLE ARSENAL OF METHODS.
NUMEROUS FIELDS OF NATIONAL ECONOMY RESEARCH ARE AFFECTED,
ADDED TO
WHICH SOLVING THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THESE PROCESSES REQUIRES
THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ACTION STRATEGIES SUPPORTED BY RESEARCH.
ECONOMIC RESEARCH HAD PREVIOUSLY CONCERNED ITSELF MAINLY WITH THE
PROCESSES THAT OCCUR WITHIN GIVEN ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND WITH THE
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THOSE SYSTEMS,
NOT WITH CHANGES
IN ECONOMIC
ORDERS PURSUED TO THE EXTREME OF TRANSFORMATION.
THE INSTITUTIONAL
FRAMEWORK SURROUNDING ECONOMIC PHENOMENA AND
ITS MODIFICATION HAS
CONSEQUENTLY BEEN ANALYZED BY ONLY A VERY FEW ECONOMISTS.
THE
TRANSFORMATION OF THE SOCIALIST SYSTEMS REVEALED A GLARING
SCIENTIFIC GAP.
THE SAME APPLIES TO THE WIDESPREAD DISREGARD FOR
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF KNOWLEDGE FOR WORK-SHARING ECONOMIES,
WHICH,
AMONG OTHER THINGS,
LED TO SOCIALIST SYSTEMS STILL PASSING A FEW
DECADES AGO FOR ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE PROBLEMS COULD APPARENTLY BE
SOLVED SOLELY
IN ECONOMIC TERMS.
HERE TOO,
THERE WERE JUST A FEW
ISOLATED RESEARCHERS WHO,
DECADE AFTER DECADE,
STRESSED HOW THE
KNOWLEDGE PROBLEM WAS BEING NEGLECTED
IN ASSESSMENTS OF THE
ORGANIZABILITY OF SOCIALIST ECONOMIC SYSTEMS.
JUST HOW MUCH THESE
SYSTEMS,
PRECISELY AS A RESULT OF THEIR NECESSARILY UNECONOMIC
ORGANIZATION,
LIVED ON THEIR ASSETS TO THE POINT OF OUTRIGHT
ECOLOGICAL RAPE
IS ONLY NOW EMERGING TO THE FULL.
WITH REGARD TO
THE KNOWLEDGE AND INSTITUTION PROBLEM THERE
IS
A LOT OF GROUND TO BE
MADE UP,
AND NOT ONLY
IN GERMANY,
IN BASIC ECONOMIC RESEARCH,
THE
RESULTS OF WHICH WILL THEN BE ABLE TO PROVIDE
A BASIS FOR POSSIBLE
ECONOMIC POLICY MEASURES.
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The goal of the present effort
is to research the literature, then perform
laboratory experimentation to determine whether, and to what degree, such functioning
is a
viable candidate for application to intelligence-collection tasks.
This includes determining
the best methods and efficiencies of various search techniques, and the appropriate
statistical
analyses for evaluating results.
B.
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discrete.
In the "continuum" search category,
a target of interest
is typically to be located
on a continuum area map, such as a topographical map or navigational chart
(e.g.,
for a tank
or submarine,
respectively).
For this category, the target/response distances and circular
error probabilities (CEPs)
constitute the
statistics of interest in evaluation.
(S/NF/CL-3)
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a target of interest
is associated with a
discrete number of possibilities
(for example, the location of a missile in one of K silos, or
the location of an agent in one of K cities).
For this category, the appropriate
statistic of
interest in the evaluation of a series of location attempts
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1.
Per your request, we have completed a review of several
unusual
Incidents
that occurred at a European location.
A summary of these incidents, a dis-
cussion of some possible explanations for thea, and recosroendatlons for future
actions are Included In the enclosure.
2.
Due to the unusual character of these events, and due to corroborating
data limitations®
this review must be considered as preliminary.
It Is anti-
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Information fro® any future similar Incidents would
help narrow down some of the options considered.
3.
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
The poi nt of
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Fig.  1  Comparison  of  US  and  Soviet  Parapsychology  Terms  (U) 
US  Soviet 
Parapsychology  ) 
 (   Biocommunications 
PS1  Phenomena  ) 
 (   Psychophysiology 
ESP  )   Equals  (   Psychotronics 
(   Psychoenergetics 
(   Biophysical  Effects 
Biocommunications 
A.  Bioinformation 
B.  Bioenergetics 
Telepathy  )   Equals  Bioinformation 
Precognition  ) 
Dowsing  )   Equals  Bioenergetics 
Psychokinesis  ) 
(U)  In  recent  years ,  Czechoslovakian  parapsychologists  have  begun  using 
the  term  "psychotronics"  in  reference  to  all  aspects  of  their  paranormal 
phenomena  research.  They  define  psychotronics  as  the  study  of  those 
borderline  phenomena  and  signs  of  human  existence  that  have  a   psycho- 
somatic base,  but  manifest  themselves  in  such  a   way  that  they  more  or 
less  exceed  the  framework  of  this  base.  Such  phenomena  include  auto- 
suggestion, hypnosis,  telepathy,  psychokinesis,  and  other  paranormal 
effects  and  phenomena.  The  Czech! term  does  not  encompass  the  study  of 
stigmata,  levitation,  etc.,  since! these  are  considered  to  be  hallucinatory 
states  or  processes  and,  as  such, i areas  of  investigation  and  treatment 
more  appropriate  for  psychology  or  psychiatry. ^  In  general,  however,  the 
Czech  science  of  psychotronics  includes  the  study  of  all  phenomena 
presently  being  investigated  by  Sbviet  and  Western  parapsychologists. 
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NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
LIMITED DISSEMINATION
STAR GATE
Approved For Release 2000/08/11
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000500590002-7
SECRET Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500590003-6 state of consciousness defined by identified state dependent behaviors. These behaviors are regarded as skills which the trainee must master. c) The basic components of the ERV training procedure involve the trainee in learning the following skills: 1) Skill 1: The ability to physically relax. Training in progressive relaxation techniques, biofeedback and yoga. 2) Skill 2: The ability to reduce level of physical arousal. Training in biofeedback techniques, self-control exercises and autogenic training. 3) Skill 3: The ability to attenuate sensory input. Training in sensory isolation, concentration exercises and "centering devices." , 4) Skill 4: The ability to increase awareness of internal feelings and images. Training in dream recall, guided visual imagery exercises, subliminal recognition @rills and hemispheric synchronization. 5) Skill 5: The ability to engage "receptive mode/right hemispheric functioning. Hemispheric synchronization training, biofeedback, mode recognition and drawing classes. 6) Skill 6: The ability to achieve an altered view of reality. Reading assignments, intellectual study, meditation and contemplation exercises. 7) Skill 7: The ability to communicate remote viewing perceptions. ‘Training in right hemispheric verbalization techniques, sketching techniques and practice in non- analytic reporting. da) Each one of these skills is trained over a period of several weeks. When the trainee demonstrates independent mastery of each skill, he 7 SECRET NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS LIMITED DISSEMINATION STAR GATE Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500590003-6