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ee \ Approved For Release 2003/05/80? 1 -RDP96-00787R000100210002-8 RESEARCH ON PARANORMAL PHENOMENA Research Tasks Purpose “MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS 1. Identify measurable characteristics of "Psychics" ~SENSORY TESTING 2. Identify neurophysiological correlates of psychic activity ORD BASIC RESEARCH—-PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING 53. Identify mechanisms or nature of energy (375K) ~IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS 4. Can such skills be enhanced, taught? YEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES (During "Applied" Experiments) v >PERCEPTION OF DATA IN SEALED CONTAINERS 1. Do phenomena actually occur? REMOTE VIEWING OF EVENTS Z. Determine reliability §& repeatability OTS 4 eres RESEARCH--LOCATION OF CONCEALED OBJECTS 3. Determine accuracy § resolution ($75K) | ; “REMOTE ASSESSING OF PEOPLE 4. Identify practical applications ~OTHER APPLICATIONS SEGREI Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100210002-8 a
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2.
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3.
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4.
‘-NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES
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3.
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4.
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Identify measurable characteristics
of "Psychics"
Identify neurophysiological
correlates
of psychic activity
Identify mechanisms
or nature
of energy
Can such skills
be enhanced,
taught?
Do phenomena actually occur?
Determine reliability
§ repeatability
Determine accuracy
§ resolution
Identify practical
applications
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BP 96-00787R900100250006-0 May 19, 1977 The attached is a breakdown of the previously submitted cost proposal. I have added a one-day, three-person trip to D.C. at the end of Task 2. A logical Task 2 product would be an annotated bibliography with summary evaluation tables plus a progress briefing at your facility. I would hope, however, that the effort would not terminate at the end of the proposed Task 2, for I feel we would add a considerable amount of knowledge during Tasks 3 and 4. That is, the end of Task 4 would be a logical decision point, not the end of Task 2. Please let me know if you need any additional information. Whenever you feel it appropriate, I can secure the letters of consulting approval from the University. They typically require about 2-3 weeks. We can complete whatever security forms are necessary if you would send them to me. As you, Joe, and I discussed, it might be best to set up the formal contract through another agency inasmuch as some foreign travel may occur in the future. Sincerely, Pfr Harry L. “Snyder, Ph.D, Corporate Scientist HLS /dne Attachment : CIA-RDP96-00787R 6-0 Appreved For Re ne SB ATC 0) as Drawer 5, B Aeckop urg, ROO 919925000
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Dear
The attached
is
a breakdown of the previously submitted cost proposal.
I have added a one-day,
three-person trip
to D.C.
at
the end of
Task
2.
A logical Task
2 product would be an annotated bibliography
with summary evaluation tables plus a progress briefing at your
facility.
I would hope, however,
that the effort would not terminate
at the end of the proposed Task
2,
for
I feel we would add a
considerable amount of knowledge during Tasks
3 and
4.
That
is,
the end of Task
4 would be a logical decision point, not the end of
Task
2.
Please let me know if you need any additional information.
Whenever
you feel
it appropriate,
I
can secure the letters of consulting
approval from the University.
They typically require about
2-3 weeks.
We can complete whatever security forms are necessary if you would
send them to me.
As you,
Joe,
and
I discussed,
it might be best
to set up the formal contract through another agency inasmuch as
some foreign travel may occur
in the future.
Sincerely,
Harry L.
Snyder,
Ph.D.
Corporate Scientist
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various
psychics
throughout
the U.S.
that CIA
is doing research
in
the
psychic
field and
is exploring
practical ways of gathering
«
and using psychic
information
to fulfill CIA responsibilities?
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to be detrimental/
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to devise acceptable cover
mechanisms.
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the effects
are considered
to be minimal
and
acceptable/ research can proceed directly,
although discreetly,
and without subterfuge.
B.
What ethical
and moral guidelines must be established
to ensure
the proper use of
the psychic
force,
to
protect human
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rights,
and
to prevent spiritual
and psychological detriment
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two
or more subjects
independently viewed an identical technological target.
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target
for Experiment
1,
a
typewriter,
was
chosen by
a sponsor staff
member during
a site visit.
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the subject
(S4)
,
located
approximately
100 yards
away,
is
shown on
the right
of Figure
3.
The
target
was
re-used
at
a later
date with another subject,
resulting
in
the response
on
the
left.
The
target
for Experiment
2 was
a Xerox machine,
chosen by
the COTR
during
a
site visit.
In response
the drawing on
the right
of Figure
was generated
by
a second sponsor staff member who agreed
to participate as
a subject
in
this one experiment
in order
to evaluate
the protocol.
The
target was re-used
at
a later date with an
SRI subject
(S2)
in an experiment
under observation by
sponsor personnel,
resulting
in the response on
the
left.
Finally,
the same
target came up
for subject
S3 during
a random tech-
nological
target
series,
resulting
in the drawing
in the center.
The
target
for Experiment
3,
a computer input-output
unit,
resulted
in
the responses shown in Figure
5.
The response
on
the
left was generated by
SRI
subject
S4,
the one on
the right
by
a visiting sponsor staff member who
participated
as
a subject
in a random technological
target series.
Such results,
generated
in experiments with viewing windows of
15-
min.
duration,
indicate
the presence
of
an information channel of useful
bit
rate.
Furthermore,
it would appear
that by correlating
a number
of
subject
responses
to
a given
target,
we
can obtain enhancement
of
the
signal-to-noise ratio.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/10 , 000200010010-0 extensively is the ability of individuals to view remote geographical lo- cations (up to several thousand kilometers), given only coordinates (latitude and longitude) or a person on whom to target. We have worked with a number of individuals, including sponsor personnel, whose remote perceptual abil- ities have been developed sufficiently to allow them at times to describe correctly--often in great detail--geographical or technical material such as buildings, roads, laboratory apparatus, and the like. The development of this capability at SRI has evolved to the point where (a) visiting CIA personnel with no previous exposure to such concepts have performed well under controlled laboratory conditions (that is, generated target descriptions of sufficiently high quality to permit blind matching of descriptions to targets by independent judges), and (b) subjects trained over a one-year period have performed well under operational conditions (that is, provided data of operational significance later verified by inde- pendent sources). Our accumulated data thus indicate that both specially se- lected and unselected persons can be assisted in developing remote perceptual abilities to a level of useful information transfer. To indicate the level of proficiency that can be reached, we present four examples generated by experienced subjects. The first category consists of long-distance (trans-Atlantic) remote-viewing of a large-scale installa- tion. The second category consists of two or more subjects remote- viewing the same target, independently, which in this series was technical apparatus. The third category consists of remote sensing of the internal state of a piece of electronic equipment. The fourth category consists of the perturbation of remote equipment. Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200010010-0
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