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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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SUBJECT:
STAR GATE Project 95-289-0
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(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS)
Enclosed
is project data regarding the
tasking from your office.
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Terletskiy,
la.
P.
t
"Positive, Negative and Imaginary Internal
Masses,
the collection "Trudy po Teorii Polya" /Works
on the Field
Theory/ ,
issue H, Moscow Institute of Radio Electronics and Mining
Electromechanics, Moscow Society of Naturalists, Moscow,
1965, pp
Fedorenko,
N.
Ye., "Neurophysiological Principles
of Parametrization
of. Adaptation and Strejss,/. the collection "Stress
i Adaptatsiya"
/Stress and Adaptation/ /Abstracts of_an All-Union Symposium/,
Ki-
shinev,
Shtiintsa,
1978,
pp 61-62
/Scientific Council for Overall
Problems of Human and Animal Physiology.
Institute of Zoology and
Physiology of the Moldavian SSR Academy of Sciences*
Institute
of
Medical and Biological Problems of the USSR Ministry of Health.
Sci-
entific Research Institute of Normal Physiology
•
P.
K. Anokhin
of the USSR Academy of Medical Science^/.
Fedorenko,
N.
Ye.,
and Marets,
A.
M.
,
"Dynamics of Neuron Networks,"
the collection
Biokhimiya
i Fiziologiya Zhivotnykh" /Biochemistry
and Physiology of Animals/,
Kishinev,
1965.
^
Khvedelidze,
M.
A.,
"Energo-Information Approach to the Problem of
^^“O^S^ization,
the collection "Bionicheskiye Printsipy Samo—
organizatsii" /Bionic Principles of Self-Organization/,
"Trudy III
Vsesoyuznogo Simpoziuma pp Kibernetike"
/Works of the Third All-Union
Symposium on Cybernetics/, Tbilisi, 21-24 June 1967,
Issue
I,
Tbi-
lisi,
1968, pp 56-64.
Khvedelidze,
M.
A.,
"Work in Living Systems From the Point of View
of Dualism of Energo-Information and the Principle of Conservation,"
IZVESTIYA AN GRUZ.
SSR,
SERIYA BI0L0GICHESKAYA ,
1975, Vol
I,
No
3,
P
265.
Khvedelidze,
M.
A.,
Does Energo-Information Dualism Mean Equivalence
of Mutual Transformations of Energy and Information in Living Sys-
tems?,
IZVESTIYA AN GRUZ.
SSR,
SERIYA BI0L0GICHESKAYA,
1975, Vol
I.
No
4,
p
325.
Chugayevskiy ,
Yu.
V.,
Neurophysics
of Stress
at the Membrane Level,"
the collection "Stress
i Adaptatsiya" /Abstracts
of an All-Union
Symposium/ ,
Kishinev,
Shtiintsa,
1978,
pp
66-67.
Chugayevskiy,
Yu.
V.,
and Fedorenko,
N.
Ye.,
"Stress
and Pulse Radia-
tion,
the collection "Stress
i Adaptatsiya" /Abstracts of an All-
Union Symposium/,
Kishinev,
Shtiintsa,
1978,
p
67.
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#31:
#66 :
#31:
that's why
I
got the name Hank.
She reminds me
of
Brenda
Sta'rr'sk sidekick
or something.
Uh,
she's. got short blond
hair,
she's sorta nice, you
know,
she's
a nice conniving
woman.
You
know,
the typical office working woman who
s sorta
snoopish and gossipy and
is always
lookin'
out for number one,
and
is sort of interested
in finding out anything
on anybody
so they can use that to get ahead.
She's
in some sort
of
a
minor supervisory position where she does have
to take
care,
participate
in some meetings.
But
I didn't. get the feeling
that she was
in all the meetings.
She was m some
of
them.
Urn... blond hair,
she wears dresses,
but not suit dresses.
At one point
I asked you to focus
on the specific activity
which related to the security vulnerability.
Yeah.
The feeling
I
got
is,
you
know,
is
I really got very
little.
I didn't get any planned,
controlled and connived
attempts to compromise information.
I
got. this attitude
or
finding
out,
piecing together little tidbitdu and pieces,
the
way rumors are always spread and pieced together because
of
this character type woman
is the type who collects
little ti
bits
of data and keeps
a book on everybody
in her head.
Using
that figuratively.
Uh,
that out
of ignorance she
is collect-
ing information
out of context.. out
of caveat,
so that she
doesn't
know, honestly
•;
maybe,
she doesn't really know that
what she's talking about is something that's super secret.
And
so she collects this little bit of tidbits in the ladies room
or in- she catches
an innuendo to
it
in one
of the meetings
that she's
in and so she goes home and she talks about
it to
people,
not really realizing that what she's talking about is
very sensitive.
Urn,
did not have any real controlled effort to spy...
You
know,
jsut didn't have,
just didn't
fit
in there.
Anyway, m
the same sense,
same activity,
I followed her out,
she left
a
the end of the day.
I had her going down
a staircase
at the
end
of
a hallway,
down
a staircase
and out the front door
of
the building.
I can't say that,
I retract that.
don
t know
how she got
out
of the building.
Had the feeling though when
she went downstairs she was walking towards the front
or
he
building.
Urn,
aimed towards the front of the building,
I
should say.
And that some distance away,
that she walks,
i
think.
I didn't see her
on any public transportation
or any-
thing.
But that some distance away
is
a public,
I
call
public
in quotation marks,
a large "public" housing project.
For some reason that came through.
Multi-storied,
many floors,
all the same,
right out of downtown Washington, big complex.
Okay.
Much nicer than that.
Much better taken care
of,
but
that,
you
know,
she's like allocated her apartment,
and she
works
in her,
she lives
in her apartment and that's where she
was going,
to her allocated public housing apartment.
Uh,
and they... it
is,
uh,
salmon pink...
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SESSION DCC-48
1.
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Information provided the remote viewer prior to the session
is documented as
a pre-session briefing and is included in the transcript.
Photographs shown to the remote viewer are attached.
2.
(S/NOFORN)
Little guidance was given the remote viewer during the session.
Some portions
of the session seemed interesting and the viewer was asked
to
elaborate
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Report of a
^03-kshop on Experimental Parapsychology
International Security and Commerce Program
Office of Technology Assessment
United States Congress
February
22,
1989
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International Security and Commerce Program
Workshop
September
30,
1988
Professor James Alcock
Glendon College
Toronto
,
Canada
Daryl
Bern
Professor of Psychology
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY
Charles Honorton
Director
Psychophysical Research Laboratories
Princeton,
NJ
Ray Hyman
Professor of Psychology
University of Oregon
Eugene
,
OR
Rapporteur
Courtland Lewis
Arlington,
VA
Robert
G. Jahn
Professor of Aerospace Studies
Princeton University
Princeton,
NJ
John Palmer
Institute of Parapsychology
College Station
Durham ,
NC
Theodore Rockwell
Chevy Chase,
MD
Marcello Truzzi
Department of Sociology
Eastern Michigan University
Ann Arbor
,
MI
Jessica Utts
Professor
University of California,
Davis
Davis
,
CA
Chairman
Alan Shaw
Office of Technology Assessment
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CONTENTS
I
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INTRODUCTION
Historical Background
Nature of Research
.
.
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Recent Controversy
Purpose of the OTA Workshop
II.
DESIGN AND CONDUCT OF EXPERIMENTS
Methodology
Replicability
Criteria for Acceptable Experiments
III.
ANALYSIS OF DATA
IV.
THE MEANING OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
Assessments of Meaning and Meaningfulness
What Would Constitute Proof of Psi?
Conflicting Orientations
Need for a Theory of Psi
V.
RELATION OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY TO THE BROADER WORLD OF SCIENCE
Is Parapsychology a Science?
Resistance by "Establishment" Science
Choices
for the Future
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