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RESULTS
Eight viewers
(002,
007,
009,
372,
374,
389,
454, and
531) from SRI
International
participated in the effort.
Viewers 002, 009, 372, and 389 were experienced,
with strong track
records.
Viewers
007,
374,
and
531,
had
not
previously
participated
in
remote
viewing
experiments.
Viewer 454 had participated in novice remote viewing training and has produced
significant evidence of remote viewing ability.
A.
Calculations
To illustrate the reduction of the raw data, we use the 25 September 1988 session from
viewer 002.
Figure 4 shows the time average over all RS of the amplitude of the magnetic CNS activity of
viewer 002’s response to RS.
The data from all seven sensors are displayed in a pattern that is
similar to the physical sensor array.
Each sensor is labeled in a highlighted box. The number of
stimuli comprising the average (118)
is shown in the key.
The onset of the 100-ms stimulus is
represented at time = 0, so negative time represents the pre-stimulus period and positive time
represents the post-stimulus period. The total time period shown is
1 second. Because the stimuli
are
at random times
relative
to any uncorrelated CNS
activity,
averaging has reduced
the
amplitudes shown in Figure 4 by Jn, where n
is the number of stimuli.
Sensor 7 shows a clear
change from a
slow,
regular alpha rhythm during the pre-stimulus period,
to one
of higher
frequency, post-stimulus.
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Viewer 2: Date 8/25/88: Session
1: Power of Time Average
Figure
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Viewer 2: Date 8/25/88: Session
1: Average Power
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Covering the Period
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(U) We used the technology cluster
(i.e., number 4 in Figure
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a technology target template.
Table 2 shows the targets in
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3.
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