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Approved For RefSAss ZOO 19 HO PLICLR Fp H810078#%000200070003-2 INTRODUCTION - The following pages include a schedule of my activities at SRI, a report on each of those seven activities, and an extensive analysis of the second remote viewing. Each of those sections stands alone, and a summary assessment is best obtained by reading each of the critiques, since they indicate not only my criticisms but the steps taken to counter them. By way of additional comment, my impressions were favorable with regard to the SRI effort, the existence and hardiness of the phenomena involved, Hella's credibility and capability, and my own performance. Although this is a subjective assessment of my own performance, | have tried to restrain my amazement and excitement over the results. In particular, since this is written. weeks after the events, | have attempted to not give myself benefit of the doubt when relying on memory. Very likely the SRI report of my activities will be less restrained. Also, the results need be viewed in the context of a number of isolated events occurring over a short period of time, without precedent in my experiences. An additional subjective assessement of operational utility for these phenomena is being completed, but is not part of this historical report.
nn Ea a a a Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200070003-2 SCHEDULE Wednesday 1:30 A.M. arrive motel 9:30 A.M. arrive SRI, tour and meetings 10:00 RV #1 and its debriefing 12:00 lunch and review of Nature paper critiques 1:00 met Hella Hammid, observed her performance at Stanford chapel. 3:00 witnessed critique of Hella's performance 4: 30 discussions with Targ and Puthoff regarding schedule for the next days, obtained further background reading on Remote Viewing and _Ryzl's paper on redundant coding 7:30 dinner meeting including Puthoff and ii off-site. Followed by discussion with regarding handling of Hella's data and my further activities. SG1I SG1I Thursday 10:00 RV #2 and its debriefing 1:00 select target, Hella's RV and its critique 3:00 Hella leaves, further discussion of her results 4:00 Obtain tape of Hella performing an RV on scientific apparatus, to try repeating the drill press experiment. 4: 15 make several runs on the ESP teaching machine, using various techniques 6: 30 listen to Hella's RV tape, identify keywords; read coding theory papers. Friday - 9:30 obtain Hella's drawings from the RV and 7 again listen to tape 10:00 debriefing on my performance w 11:00 RV #3 and debriefing ate 2:00 abacus experiment 2:20 teaching machine experiment 4: 00 correct RV #2 transcript, obtain copies of drawings and photos 6:00 total debriefing: my results, my criticisms, Bros expected follow-on, alternative funding sources, he what my trip accomplished, outlook for operational utility. 10:00 flight out
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INTRODUCTION
The following pages include a schedule of my activities at SRI,
a report
on each of those seven activities, and an extensive analysis of the second
remote viewing.
Each of those sections stands alone, and a summary
assessment
is best obtained by reading each of the critiques, since they
indicate not only my criticisms but the steps taken to counter them.
By way of additional comment, my impressions were favorable with
regard to the SRI effort, the existence and hardiness of the phenomena
involved, Hella's credibility and capability, and my own performance.
Although this
is a subjective assessment of my own performance,
I have
tried to restrain my amazement and excitement over the results.
In
particular, since this
is written weeks after the events,
I have attempted
to not give myself benefit of the doubt when relying on memory.
Very
likely the SRI report of my activities will be less restrained.
Also, the
results need be viewed in the context of a number of isolated events occurring
over a short period of time, without precedent in my experiences.
An additional subjective assessement of operational utility for these
phenomena is being completed, but is not part of this historical report.
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PROCEEDINGS
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
CYBERNETICS AND SOCIETY
September 19-21, 1977
Sponsored by:
IEEE. Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society
With the cooperation
of:
College of American Pathologists
Human Factors Society
IEEE Computer Society
IEEE Engineering
in Medicine and Biology Society
Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
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STAMFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE
MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA 94025
(415) 32G-6200
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DIRECT PERCEPTION OF REMOTE GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS
by
Harold
E.
Puthoff and
Russell
Targ
Invited paper prepared for
IEEE National Convention,
ELECTRO 77, 12 April 1977,
New York
City, N.Y.
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Seas. C {am (3 rut. Roe he new acceptance an inkage Y fr ey | Approved For Release 2001/03/26 : cia-Ronphyabrerbdzq0086627 5 Advice: Lipstick at the table?/7 Gardens: The joys of greenhouses/8 SECTION E ‘By Tom Kelly THE WASHINGTON ¥ Mes elief in psychic phenom: ena, on par with a be- lief in. astrology a decade ago, is gain- ing new respectabil- ; ity. - The most striking change is in the scientific commu- nity: It is exhibiting a new willing- ness to betieve that some people can know things by inexplicable means and that others can will the behavior of physical objects. Psychologist Brenda Dunne, a member of a Princeton University scientific team which has conducted elaborate tests of psychic ability for 15 years, says the era of flat rejec- 4 tion is nearly over. - “A survey taken about three year's | ago among: ‘scientists showéd that.a clear majority, well over 50 percent, © * This i ‘12 'years ago . When mos cello 7 East Michigan founded on Center for Scienti- Anomaly Research, which keeps eterminedly open mind. Tf this stuff has any truth, it has eae Pa tease 200 ae |: “wtional security also is apparent
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ena, on par with a be-
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in
astrology, a
decade ago,
is gain-
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The most striking
change is in the scientific commu-
nity. It is exhibiting a new willing-
ness to believe that some people can
know things by inexplicable means
and that others can will the behavior
of physical objects.
Psychologist
Brenda
Dunne,
a
member of a Princeton University
scientific team which has conducted
elaborate tests of psychic ability for
15 years, says the era of flat rejec-
tion is nearly over.
“A survey taken about three years
[ ago among scientists showed that a
i
clear majority, well over 50 percent,
believe
there
is something
there.
This is in contrast to one taken about
12 years ago when most did not.’’
Marcello Ttuzzi of East Michigan
University, who was chairman of the
Committee for Scientific Investiga-
tion of Claims of the Paranormal,
iecided his associates were
inter-
red only in debunking phenomena,
bhe founded the Center for Scienti-
st Anomaly Research, which keeps
ieterminedly open mind.
|Tf this stuff has any truth, it has
She new acceptance And linkage
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INFORMATION TRANSMISSION IN REMOTE VIEWING EXPERIMENTS:
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H.
E.
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SRI International
REANALYSIS OF SRI REMOTE VIEWING EXPERIMENTS
Charles
T.
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Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200090021-0 I, INTRODUCTION The 23rd Annual Conference of the Parapsychology Foundation was held at the Hotel Le Reserve, Geneva, Switzerland on August 26 and 27, 1974. The subject of the conference was "Quantum Physics and Parapsychology", a topic selected at the instigation of Arthur Koestler, the well-known author,. who in recent years has interested himself in the subject of parapsychology. His recent book, The Rogts of Coincidence, reflects this interest. The putative relation between quantum physics and para~ psychology arises because the apparent non-common sense features accepted in quantum physics may be analogous to the non-common sense features observed in parapsychological phenomena. In any case the conference was ostensibly devoted to an exploration of the physical bases for parapsychology. Complete texts of all ten of the papers presented at this conference have previously been supplied. A summary and critique of the contents of each of the ten papers appears in the Appendix of this report, At the conference a discussion period followed the presentation of each paper, and at the eonelusion of the conference another more general discussion took place, The proceedings of this conference, containing both the submitted papers and the verbal discussion, is scheduled for publication in June 1975 by the Parapsychology Foundation, Inc., 29 West 57th Street, New York. A brief official account of the conference will appear sooner in their SNewsletter of the Parapsychology Foundation". The following discussion of conference content is based upon attendance Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200090021-0
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QUANTUM PHYSICS AND PARAPSYCHOLOGY
The 23rd Annual International Conference of the Parapsychology Foundation,
Inc
Hotel La Reserve,
Geneva, Switzerland
August 26-27, 1974
An interpretative conference report containing some comments about
prospects in parapsychological research.
SGI
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I. INTRODUCTION
The 23rd Annual Conference of the Parapsychology Foundation was
held at the Hotel La Reserve,
Geneva, Switzerland on August 26 and 27,
1974,
The subject of the conference was "Quantum Physics and Parapsychology”,
a topic selected at the instigation of Arthur Koestler,
the well-known
author,, who in recent years has interested himself in the subject of
parapsychology.
His recent book,
The Roots of Coincidence, reflects
this interest.
The putative relation between quantum physics and para-
psychology arises because the apparent non-common sense features accepted
in quantum physics may be analogous to the non-common sense features
observed in parapsychological phenomena.
In any case the conference
was ostensibly devoted to an exploration of the physical bases for
parapsychology.
Complete texts of all ten of the papers presented at this conference
have previously teen supplied.
A summary and critique of the contents
of each of the ten papers appears in the Appendix of this report.
At
the conference a discussion period followed the presentation of each paper,
and at the conclusion of the conference another more general discussion
took place.
The proceedings of this conference,
containing both the
submitted papers and the verbal discussion,
is scheduled for publication
in June 1975 by the Parapsychology Foundation,
Inc. ,
29 West 57th Street,
New York.
A brief official account of the conference will appear sooner
in theip "Newsletter of the Parapsychology Foundation”,
The following discussion of conference content is based upon attendance
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STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE
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(415) 326-6200
February
26,
1976
SGI
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Enclosed
Is
a draft copy of an unsolicited proposal for carrying out
a one-month EEG effort with F.P.
The projected cost
is less
than
$10K
it could go for
$8K, depending on how much we want
to
do.
This
is
intended
to constitute a straightforward study of subliminal
detection of
a distant EM source, physiologically registered.
Should this appear
to be an appropriate vehicle for accomplishing
something in a non—controversial area,
please make any necessary
changes or suggestions and we will submit
it through channels.
With best regards.
Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory
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REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION D-32
TIME
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#66
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This will be a remote viewing session
fur
1330 hours,
8 September
I960.
PAUSE
Relax and concentrate now.
Relax and concentrate.
Relax and
htention
on your target
Pur
today.
Your target
completely
on your target for
today. “ now througr
in
the past twenty-four hour period
to
i he target
area and
focus
on that period
of
time durin c the normal work day.
Move
now through time
in
the past twenty^four hours to the
targe
during
the normal working day and describe
the target to
me.
PAUSE
To start off with... I
got strong linear pattern .. .strong
vanishing point in the background,
light looking from one end of
a group
of parallel
lines. .uh. .seem to.. uh.. come together
way down there.
I'm about
100 feet up.
I
see... a big.,
uh.
.
I
lost
it.
PAUSE
SGI B
focus on^^^H and describe the target from 1,000 feet.
Got
it...
It appears. .uh. .a big,
a big,
a big,
a big building
or something like
a big warehouse
or a hangers with some km
a buttress from the sides.
Go t. .uh. .mure than three.
But..uh..
some seems
to,
to be
on my,
my
left,
I t appears
o
*
looks like very
long road there.
I think it
s
a runway,
to my
left,
and other buildings
to
my right.
Focus now
in
time,
in
the past twenty-lour hours during the
normal work day,
and describe
the activity
at this location.
PAUSE
Umm
I'm looking
....I'm looking through this house. .uh. .uh.
.
west.
But,
I
see.. uh.. large.. uh.. very
large. .uh.
may not be
that,
but
I
think it's a big airplane to the very
large crowds. ..people
.
. .outside ,
outside.....
ome
Ul?9
extremely abstract keeps moping around m
my
head. .uh. .like.
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\i/all
aper with some yellow
! & tan color.
b.
Seated
at small
attire.
Probably left
handed.
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3 other persons in
| room w/him.
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:
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is close at hand.
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and letter
"G".
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stalling.
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i
j of winter,
Moscow,
and
: being obstinent trying
to wear someone down.
But he
is not in
a posi-
tion
to assume
they
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_ ° Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200120002-7 DRAFT ae CLIENT PRIVATE co March 1, 1976_ _@ Proposal for Research SRI No. ISH 76-68 - DETECTION OF REMOTE LOW-LEVEL EM SOURCES. Part One--Technical Proposal Prepared by: tf Harold Puthoff _ Russell Targ Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory Approved: a ce NN RE ER A Earle D. Jones, Director ’ Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory Bonnar Cox, xecutive Director Information Science and Engineering Division a an ccumas'rave =| DRAFT RS 18 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : ClA-RDPY6-00787R000200120002-7
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Approved. For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200120092- DRAFT CLIENT PRIVATE Proposal for Research SRI No. ISH 76-68 DETECTION OF REMOTE LOW-LEVEL EM SOURCES I INTRODUCTION For the past three years we have had a progran in the Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory of SRI to investigate human registration and perception of remote signals. Of special interest is the ability | ‘of certain individuals to detect remote electromagnetic stimuli which appear to be well shielded against detection. This includes a certain class of apparent coupling between remote electromagnetic (strobelight) stimuli and the human nervous system as_ detected by the measurement of variations in the subject's electroenceph- alogram (EEG), when overt responses (e.g., verbal reports) provide no evidence of such registration. In this unsolicited proposal SRI proposes to undertake a one-month - EEG research program to investigate the abilities and characteristics, with regard to remote EM source detection, of an individual whose services will be made available by the client. asia Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200120002-7