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These inherent features raise the fundamental problem of how such
erratic information can be utilized*
How can the output of paranormal
perception be assessed according to its completeness and/or reliability
so as to optimize its use and minimize the effect of errors?
The
peculiar features of ESP derived information demand that these problems
be addressed if such information is to serve a useful function.
SGI
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APPENDIX
A Summary and Critique of Each Paper Presented at the Conference
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SOURCE NO:
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DATE:
11 Apr
SUSPENSE:
12 Apr 94
1600 Hrs
1.
PROJECT NUMBER:
94-233-0
2.
METHOD/TECHNIQUE:
Method of Choice
3.
BACKGROUND:
4.
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION:
Access and describe Target.
.
COMMENTS
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FOUNDATIONS OF PARAPHYSICAL AND PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA.
Evan Harris Walker,
BRL, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland.
SUMMARY:
The oral talk consisted only of an outline summary of ideas and results.
Study of a written version
(69 pages) of this talk together with previous
papers referenced therein is requited to evaluate the thinking of Dr. Walker.
The written version of this talk explains a theory of psi phenomena resting
upon several foundations:
1,
A theory of consciousness developed ty Dr, Walker
(referenced but not
explained)
in which triggering of nerve synapses
is influenced by
single quantum—level processes, and xn which there are computed
basic rates of data processing in the brain,
a. )
Subconscious data rate
2.4(10)**
bits/sec.
b. )
Conscious data rate
7.5(10)
bits/sec.
c. )
Attention set or "will" data rate
3(10)
bits/sec.
2.
The notion of "hidden variables" in quantum theory.
These "hidden
variables" are not present in standard quantum theory,
and are called
"hidden" because they are inaccessible
to direct measurement.
There
is no experimental verification of necessity for such variables,
but
they have been conjectured solely for philosophical or logical motives.
The roll of these variables
is
to fix the precise outcome of a quan-
tum event
(or measurement),
an outcome which in standard quantum theory
is only determined in terms of its probability.
The outcome of a quan-
tum event must be the same for all observers regardless of location
or time lapse,
so "hidden variables" potentially provide a communica-
tion channel independent of space and time.
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Ov.
departure from random expectation during the successful
run,
and
therefore,
the significant result cannot be attributed
to machine malfunction.
At
a
latex'
time,
subject
S2 was asked
to repeat the entire exper-
iment,
and
lie was
able
to replicate successfully
a high mean scoring
l'ate
(27.SS/100 avox-age over 2500
trials,
a
x-esult whose
a priori
probability under the null hypothesis
is
p
= 4.8x10
).
We
thus conclude from this part of the study
that
of the six sub-
jects
tested,
one subject
(S2)
generated
a significant
result replicable
and not attributable
to machine malfunction.
Finally,
the study taken
as
a whole
(15,750
tx-ials) was significant,
yielding an average scoring
l-ate 26.47 hits/100
trials,
a result
whose
a priori px'obability under the null hypothesis
is p
=
l.lxio”!!
The
bit rate associated with the information channel can be cal-
culated
fi’om
,
R = H(x)
- H
(x)
,
y
where H(x)
is
the uncertainty
of the source message containing symbols
with
a priori probability P.
i
H(x)
=
P
log
P
.
Z-J
i
i
i=l
and H^(x)
is
the conditional
entx'opy based on
the
a
postei'iori pro—
babilities
that
a
received symbol was
actually transmitted
v
x> = - E
iob
2 p
i
( j)
-
i,j = l
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or
s first
run,
with
P.
=
l/4, v P(k,k)
- 0.2936,
and
an average
of
30 seconds per choice,
we have
a source uncertainty
II (x)
=
2 bits
and
a
calculated bit
rate
R
0.007 bits/symbol
°r
-4
R/T & 2x10
bits/sec.
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PRE-EXPERIMENT RANDOMNESS TESTS
Buttons
Number
*
of
Trials
Chi-Sq
Binom.
Prob
.
Yellow
Green
Blue
Red
Initial states
.107
116
113
128
464
1.996m
Transitions
Y
72S
764
765
790
3047
2.573 B9
\ To
G
777
784
773
863
3197
6.745 wsm
Frornj
B
776
796
810
773
3155
1.158'
R
787
S52
803
805
3247
2.877
0.41
i
All states
3175
‘ 3312
3264
3359
13110
5.667
0.18
Nondiagonal
transitions
2340
2412
2341
2426
9519
2.630
0.45
Diagonal
transitions
728
784
810
805
3127
5.414
'0.15
Key
N-Trials
Repeats
Ratio
Bionomial
Prob
.
Diagonal
Yellow
2774
705
0.2541
0.313
transitions
as
a function
Green
2755
674
0.2446
0.748
of
key press
Blue
2761
706
0.2557
0.250
Red
2742
667
0.2433
0.793
Pass
1614
375
0.2323
0.953
All
12646
3127
0.2473
0.763
Randomness
in groups
of
100
trials:
Chi-sq.
= 299 . 614-1
D.F.
= 345
Prob
.
= 0.9628
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DEFINITIONS
REMOTE VIEWING
The
Acquisition and
Description, by
Mental Means,
of
Information
Blocked
from Ordinary
Perception by
Distance,
Shield,
or
Time.
REMOTE VIEWER
A
Person who
Perceives, Communicates
with, and/or
Perturbs
Characteristics
of a
Designated
Target,
Person,
or
Event.
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FOUR -STATE ELECTRONIC RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
SUBJECT
MEAN SCORE/lOO TRIALS
OVER
2500 TRIALS
BINOMIAL
PROBABILITY
25.76
29.36
x
24.67
(750
trials)
25.76
0*22
25.20
0.42
25.40
0.33
(replication)
27.88
4.8 x
Ail
trials
26.47
(15750
trials)
1.1 x
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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
•
Unit Manager
•
Senior
Intelligence
Officer
•
Operational Remote
Viewers
•
Intelligence
Technician
•
Secretary
S/NF/SG/LIMDIS
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#10.5:
and then you would
say, well outsiders
probably wouldn’t
be dressed like tMs* but only outsiders would have to
Xerox everythin^' woulcP nave to duplicate everything,
because they really wouldn’t have the time and the know-
ledge to go in and find precisely what it was they wanted
copies of and everything, Okay?
So that was sort of the quandry I was in,
so I
said to hell
with it, you know, that’s what they’re doin’, they’re
taking out sections of the file drawer, they’re not taking
out individual things,
and let somebody else worry about
who it is that’s doing it,
and where they’re coming from.
#66:
Okay.
Is there anything else you want to add?
#L0.5:
No.
Is there anything more that
I talked about that I've
forgotten?
#66 :
#10.5:
#66 :
Not that I recall
Okay.
I’ll change this,Vl’ll add this.
I have on sketch
one desk shifted a little out of line.
Noticed. . .only
when asked,
re:
change.^ There you have it.
Okay.
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EARLE
D.
JONES,
DIRECTOR
•ELECTRONICS
AND BIOENGINEERING LABORATORY
INFORMATION SCIENCE
' AND ENGINEERING DIVISION
Specialized professional competence
•
Analysis
and design of electronic-optical .systems
, television
,
fac-
simile systems
including bandwidth
compression techniques,
electro-
static printing, bioengineering instrumentation
,
and ultrasonics
Representative research assignments
at SRI
(since
1956)
•
Director,
Electronics
and Bioengineering Laboratory; responsible
for
four research programs:
•
Optics:
laser applications
in oceanography,
spectroscopy,
and re-
mote detection
•
Ultrasonics:
real-time
acoustic imaging for medical diagnostics
and nondestructive
testing
•
•
Electronics:
electrostatic printing,
television systems,
and fac-
simile
.*• Bioengineering:
vision research
instrumentation, prosthetic devices
and diagnostic medical instruments
•
Manager, Electronics
and- Op tics
Group; project leader,
Meteorological
Satellite
Facsimile System,
color television
cameras
•
Research engineer;
character generator design; electrostatic label
printer;
delay
' line.- s canning ;
high density photographic recording .of
television signals;
frequency synthesizers;
time domain equalizer;
color facsimile ;. bandwidth
compression
Academic background
•
B.S.
in electrical engineering (1956), Georgia Institute
of Technology
M.S,
in electrical engineering
(1958), Stanford University;
graduate
work (1965-68)
including statistics,
communication
theory,
Fourier
optics
,
and bioengineering
Publications and patents
•
Many papers
and reviews
in
the
fields
of character generators,
cir-
cuitry, 'color television cameras,
bandwidth- compression,
television
recording,
and ultrasonic imaging
•
Seven issued
U.S.
patents
in
character generators
,
frequency synthe-
sizer,
and electrostatics
Professional, associations and honors
•
American Physical Society
•
Eta Kappa Nu;
Phi
Eta
Sigma';
Phi Kappa Phi;
Tau Beta Pi
June
‘
"’4
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PRIMARY METHODOLOGIES
• Extended Remote Viewing
(ERV)
• Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV)
•
Written Remote Viewing (WRV)
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EXTENDED REMOTE VIEWING
(ERV)
•
Physical
Relaxation
•
Reduction
of
Physical
Arousal
•
Increase
of
Internal
Feelings
and Images
•
Right Brain/Hemispheric
Functioning
•
Achieving an
Altered View
of
Reality
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COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING
(CRV)
• Minimizes
"Imaginative"
Overlays
• Minimizes
"Environmental"
Overlays
• Minimizes
"Monitor"
Overlays
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COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING
(CRV) cont.
•
Stage One
•
Stage Two
•
Stage Three
•
Stage Four
•
Stage
Five
•
Stage
Six
Islands,
Mountains,
Deserts
Sites
of Quality
Sensory
Value
Dimensional
Characteristics
Qualitative Mental Perceptions
Interrogation
of
Qualitative
Mental
Perceptions
Three-Dimensional Elements
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WRITTEN REMOTE VIEWING
(WRV)
•
Phonetically and
Verbally
Oriented
•
Predictive and
Search Mode
S/NF/SG/LIMDIS
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SECONDARY METHODOLOGIES
• Dowsing
• Psychometry
• Clairvoyance
S/NF/SG/LIMDIS
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CATEGORIES OF TASKINGS
•
Penetration
of
Inaccessible
Targets
•
Science and Technology
Information
•
Cuing
of
Intelligence
Collection
Systems
• Imminent
Hostilities
•
Nuclear/Non- Nuclear
Targets
• Human
Source
Assessment
•
Personality
Profiles
S/NF/SG/LIMDIS
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TYPES OF TARGETS
• Geographical
Areas
or
Fixed
Sites
•
Personalities
•
Search
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TASKING SHEET
Project STAR GATE
1.
Project Number:
2.
Viewer Number:
3.
Date:
4.
Tasking:
5.
Evaluation:
6.
Completion
Date:
S/NF/SG/LIMDIS
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TYPES OF SESSIONS
•
Solo
• Remote
Viewer/Monitor
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REPORT
Project STAR GATE
.
Project Number:
2.
Viewer Number:
3.
Date:
4.
Session
Date:
5.
Information:
S/NF/SG/LIMDIS
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SUMMARY
• Remote
Viewers can be
used
as
Collectors
in
Conjunction
with
other
Intelligence
Sources
Throughout
the DoD
Intelligence
Community.
• Remote Viewing
Information
Should
not
Stand
Alone.
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DATE OF REPORT.
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Ilonoc ton and May
below chance
(exact binomial p =
.24)
.
Only one of
the
low-aim runs
was significantly above chance.
The difference between high— and low—aim conditions was significant
(t
= 2.05,
df;,
p =
.035)
.
Five of the
Ss individually obtained
significantly more hits
in the high—aim condition than
in the
low—aim
condition.
The exact binomial p for 5/10 at p£.05
is:
.00006.
None of
the Ss obtained significantly more hits
in the
low-aim condition than in
the high-aim condition.
Despite
the short duration of each experimental
session,, the
.Ss
ex-
hibited
a significant decline effect*
Taking the
first two runs of each
S,
the mean run score
for the high—aim condition was
54.3
(Jh
— 3.03,
df,,
p =
.007),
and the mean run score for
the
low-aim condition was
48.
(t
= -2.12,
9 'df.,
p =
.031).
Thus,
the high- vs.
low-aim difference
is
independently significant
for the first two runs of each
S.
(t. = 2.90,
df,
p =
.009)
.
The
last two runs of each
S. were associated with
a mean
run score of
50.5
for both conditions.
This decline
in volitional perform-
ance was significant for the high-aim condition
(jt. = 2.94,
df.,
p -
.016,
2-tailed)
.
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The results
of this study replicate Schmidt's
findings and demonstrate
that
Ss
can exert volitional control of dynamic psychokinetic effects
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