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[Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200430001-0 | Internattione Final Report--Objective B, Task 1 December 1988 Covering the Perlod 1 October 1987 to 30 September 1988 MASS SCREENING FOR PSYCHOENERGETIC TALENT USING A REMOTE VIEWING TASK By: NEVIN D, LANTZ EDWIN C. MAY Prepared for: Peter J. McNelis, DSW CONTRACTING OFFICER'S TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE SRI Project 1291 Approved by: MURRAY J. BARON, Director Geoscience and Engineering Center 333 Ravenswood Ave. « Menlo Park, CA 94025 d For Release 2020208006 7 CIA-RDP96-087389R062200430001-0
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200430001-0 ABSTRACT A screening effort was mounted during FY 1988 to discover individuals who showed natural remote viewing (RV) ability as measured by a laboratory RV task. Out of 196 individuals who participated in the selection process, three persons showed evidence for some skill at the task during further testing. it Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200430001-0
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200430001-0 I INTRODUCTION A. Overview Traditionally, psychoenergetic experimenters at SRI International have relied on the remote viewing (RV) of a relatively small number of talented persons in laboratory experiments. But, as the number and nature of experiments and/or applications increases, the necessity for discovering additional talented individuals becomes acute. In FY 1984, in anticipation of more process-oriented experiments, the psychoenergetics project at SRI International began efforts to increase the size of the psychoenergetic talent group for future experimental work. Three directions were pursued; (1) attempts to train selected individuals, (2) mass screening using psychologica! correlates of psychic functioning, and (3) mass screening using a carefully developed remote viewing task. This report details the third effort conducted during FY 1988.* B. Objective Although it has not been documented to what extent psychoenergetic abilities exist in the general population, certain individuals do have a capacity for picking up information not available by known sensory processes. Some of these persons may have had spontaneous experiences that led them to be more or less aware of an extrasensory potential while others with ESP potential have not had such experiences. The goal of the FY 1988 mass screening effort was to find individuals with talent for RV, the ability to give vivid verbal and pictorial descriptions of designated sites and scenes in the absence of sensory contact. To accomplish this, we developed a two-stage process for screening large numbers of people. The goal was to screen several hundred individuals at the first stage and to invite 10 to 20 of the most promising individuals to participate in four to eight additional laboratory trials in anticipation of finding five to ten individuals who would show robust RV performance. —_——— * This report constitutes the deliverable for Objective B, Task 1 1 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200430001-0
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
jun 80
SUBJECT:
Session CD-52 Targeting Data
1.
(S/N0F0RN)
This was #11' s first session against this facet of
Project 8003.
Previously,
#11 had suffere^tw^abo^e^sessions and three
completed sessions against Project 8003a
using only
SG1A
geographic coordinates,
session-derived in^^^^^^^S^^^^Brget photo grid
matrix as targeting data.
It must be noted that this session is the first
in which targeting of this RVer was accomplished using a photo of any
equipment bearing resemblance to the actual equipment being sought.
a.
(S/N0F0RN)
Prior to this
session, #11 was shown an original photo
of the equipment.
A facsimile of that photo
is
shown at Inclosure
1,
this MFR
b.
(S/N0F0RN)
Prior to this
session,
#11 was informed that he would be
required to
"move
in time" to the space/time location at which the photo
was originally taken;
and that while in the
session,
other space/time
movement would be asked of him.
c.
(S/N0F0RN)
The above constitutes the only targeting data provided
#11 prior to or during this
session.
SG1A
2.
(S/N0F0RN)
This was #66's eighteenth session as interviewer for Project
8003.
As
such,
#66 was aware of
a compilation of preceding targeting and
qpiA
sessior^hnaeer^data against Project 8003a
and Project
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8003B
#66 had facilitated no previous Project 8003c session
and ha^n^^beei^exposed to the targeting photo until just prior to the
session
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furnish the necessary personnel,
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application of psychoenergetics.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1 SRI conducted an experiment to explore possible correlations between CNS activity and remote stimuli. This experiment is the subject of this report.* B. Technological Background Magnetoencephalography is a noninvasive technique used to measure, in three—dimensional space, magnetic fields produced by neuronal electric currents in the cortex of the brain. A magnetoencephalography device (MEG) can determine the spatial distributions of specific groups of neurons participating in a given activity and their patterns of activity over time. This technology has been used in research ranging from evaluating how normal brains process information to diagnosing clinical conditions such as epilepsy and dementias.” Neurons that participate in a given functional activity communicate between themselves and ultimately other parts of the body by electrical signals. These signals are produced by a flow of sodium, chlorine, potassium, and calcium ions traveling from the dendrites down the axon and to the synaptic buttons of each neuron. Such neurons may act as a magnetic dipole that produces a magnetic field. The sensing device of a MEG is a cryogenic superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) coupled with a gradiometer. SQUIDs currently being used are cooled by liquid helium. Ata few degrees above absolute zero, an electrical current can flow through a superconductor with no applied voltage. “The material of the SQUID consists of superconducting loops with two sections of thin insulating material connecting them (Jospheson Junctions). This configuration is referred to as a DC SQUID. Some electrons can tunnel through this insulation. The presence of a weak magnetic field produces a phase difference for the wave function of the magnetic field [and] produces a phase difference for the wave function of the electrons across this barrier. The resulting interference pattern produced by the two different wave functions on each side of the barrier can be used to indicate the strength of these extremely weak magnetic fields.” T The neuronal magnetic fields from the human brain are only about 10-" tesla, while the earth’s magnetic field is 10-4 tesla and normal urban noise is about 10-7 tesla. Care must be taken, therefore, to assure that the signal-to-noise ratio is favorable. This has been taken into consideration by the manufacturer of MEG equipment (BTi of San Diego, California), who has designed highly shielded sensors that use a second-order coupled gradiometer to reduce the environmental noise by about 10°. The use of an aluminum and p-metal magnetically shielded room can further reduce the noise by a factor of 103. If used together, these two precautionary * This report constitutes the deliverable for fiscal year 1989 Statement of Work, item 6.0.2. + We thank Dr. Edward Flynn, Neuromagnetism Laboratory, Life Science and Physics Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NewMexico, for providing this explanation. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1
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A.
TARGET DATA;
Task/Target No.
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Session No.
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B.
PERSONNEL DATA :
Source Nqu
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Monitor's No.
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Beacon/Sender No.
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C.
SESSION DATA:
Date Task Received
Session Date
Start Time
Stop Time
Method used
Aids/Distractions
(Pis)
Pre-session hunches
(AVs)
Date Summary Returned
29 Jan
29 Jan
1100
1200
Solo
29 Jan 92
D.
EVALUATION DATA:
Viewer ' s Estimate
Evaluator's Estimate
E.
SESSION SUMMARY :
Site consisted of object/ objects that were long and slender and
pointed at top.
The objects were moving upwards,
downwards,
and
sideways.
Sometimes the objects were lined up and not moving.
Site consisted of
a long flat board or slat with wheels
underneath.
The action was under the flat board when the wheels
would pull down
a portion of the flat board or slat.
Overall,
the motion was mechanical
in nature.
Brown and dark colors were
associated with the site.
There were men here standing behind a
large circle.
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MATERIAL UTILIZED
KNOWLEDGE FROUIDED TO
FEEDBACK
TO
SOURCE
DATES
KEY RESULTS PROVIDED
ANALYST
INTERVIEWER FOR SESSION
FOLLOWING SESSION.
SESSION
FORWARDED
BY THE SOURCE
.
COMMENTS
a. Sealed
envelope
a. Provided
sealed
w/photo
of
tgt
ob j
.
envelope.
b. Advised
tgt
obj
b. Advised
to
advise
photo
inside
envel.
RVer
of
tat
obi
photo
c. Advised
time
coorp
inside
envelope.
c. Advised
of
Time
t aken
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i Coord .
d.All preceeding
8003
sessions,
but
not
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or was
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no ise
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received no
data
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after
sessio n
due
to
int ent
to
try
again
later
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c. Envelope
retriev-j
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analyst
after
session
in
an
unopened
condition
and
stored
in
safe
‘juntil
session D-48.
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simultaneous
ses
sions
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sealed
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sealed
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asohault
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tgt
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envelope
contain-jectual
tgt
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object.
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of
tgt
obj.
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ID
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cy )
Ib.Row
of
ovals, thic
alloy metal.
e. Sandwich
of
"Vees"
DATE PROJECT NUMBER CLOSED:
23 October
1980
TASKING AGENCY:
OACSI,
DA
(8003 J,
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October
1980
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A.
Summary
Four groups ranging in size from 12 to 139 were screened at the
first stage for a total of
190
individuals.
Of
that
number,
showed
qualitative
evidence
of
ability
to
report
target-related material, and 9 of the
18 participated in second-stage screening.
Two showed
strong evidence of RV ability.
Six persons in a fifth group were tested with independent trials at
the
first stage and one showed evidence of RV ability.
B.
First-Stage Results
Table 3 shows the results of first-stage screening. A total of 154 individuals participated in
two separate screening sessions
at SRI
International.
The
first session was conducted in the
Geoscience and Engineering Center and was open to Center employees.
Fifteen individuals
participated in that session and three were selected to participate in second-stage screening. The
second
session was open to
all SRI employees
at the Menlo Park
facility and
139 persons
attended.
Twelve of these were
selected
for additional
testing.
Twenty-four persons were
screened
at one government
agency.
Qualitative judging produced two persons who were
selected for second-stage screening. The final group screened was twelve people from the SSE,
one of whom was selected to participate in additional trials.
Table 3
RESULTS OF FIRST-STAGE SCREENING
Organization
No. of Participants
No. Selected for Second Stage
SRI Internationa^
SRI Internationa^
139
Government Agencyi
Society for Scientific
Exploration
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