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focus attention in differentiating between these
two possible mechanisms
and
in searching for others.
U (S)
The second part
of
the program objective was
to determine how
the RP phenomenon might
be utilized for Army-designated applications.
A
particular application potential depends
on the type of RP mechanism,
and the degree
to which Army personnel can be trained to use that mechanism.
Figure
4 shows
a number of possible application areas
that
might
be con-
sidered under each of
the two main hypotheses
described above.
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If the phenomenon is mediated by PDS then any situation that
entails human—initiated events
in random or pseudo—random environments
can be considered.
We have shown two such possibilities
in Figure
4.
—
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In those situations that involve weapons
fire
control,
an
individual
is responsible for either the actual firing
of
the weapon,
or
for the initialization of an automatic fire-control sequence.
Trained
personnel could significantly increase the kill probability of
the par-
ticular weapons system by "psychoenergetically selecting"
the optimum
time to initiate the
fire
sequence.
A PDS ability would be particularly
valuable for antiaircraft personnel in a combat situation.
(S)
Because PDS does
not require some form of physical interaction,
it
is possible to consider pseudo-random environments,
as well.
Thus,
as
shown in Figure
4, any Monte Carlo simulation situation such as war
games,
must
be considered as susceptible to PDS.
For example,
in assessing
strategies by war game techniques
, pseudorandom algorithms are consulted
to assess weapons performance.
If PDS
is
the mechanism that predominates
in RP interactions
,
it
is possible that an operator might bias the re-
sults toward a favored strategy by PDS,
leading to a misassessment
of its
effectiveness
.
(S)
If the phenomenon
is mediated by genuine remote perturbation
interactions, and systems
other than electrical random number generators
can be influenced,
a different category of applications must
be considered.
Two such applications are indicated in Figure
4.
(S)
First,
there are subcomponents
to guidance systems that might
be particularly sensitive to RP.
For example,
the electromechanical
restoring circuitry contains elements
that have appeared to be influenced
by RP in quasi-laboratory experiments.
If these results were
confirmed
in controlled laboratory studies,
even weak
RP,
judicially applied,
could
alter a trajectory to a very significant
degree.
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Finally in Figure
4, we consider a remote viewing
(RV)
intrusion
detection system.
Evidence
in the parapsychology literature6 8
9 59
has
indicated that
RV phenomena are accompanied by associative RP effects.
In those experiments,
assumed sensitive
"detectors"
(e.g,
a strain gauge66
)
appear to change concomitantly with RV efforts.
In the experiment
described in this
report,
it
was
the subjective assessment of the three
best-scoring subjects,
that
at
least
part
of
the effect they were observing,
was
caused by their ability to focus their attention on the actual generating
hardware.
Thus,
we
can conceive of
a multifaceted intrusion "detector"
consisting
of a variety of electronic components.
Some
or all of
those
components would have demonstrated susceptibility to RP in laboratory
situations.
Considering the current ability of our own remote viewers
to penetrate secure facilities, we feel that
it
is important
to develop
such
a detector system.
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This Appendix chronologically displays
a
collection
of
the random
number generator
(RNG) experiments published during the past
ten years
in the three major
U.S.
parapsychological
journals:
Research in Para-
psychology ,
The Journal of Parapsychology ,
and The Journal of the American
Society for Psychical Research ,
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In most
cases
a single reference
contains several
n separate ex-
periments."
We have defined any major change in experimental protocol
or variable
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type
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etc.)
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is
listed in the
Statistics
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is significant
at
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p ^ 0.05
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an
"n.s." indicates
"not significant" for all others.
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(or group of experiments) was published in more
than one
journal,
only one reference-—typically the most comprehensive— is
cited in the survey.
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C. May and G.
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