Post by ARENIS on Oct 27, 2018 19:55:04 GMT
The (now closed) PEAR Labs of the Princeton University did a lot of thorough research on mind-over-matter as well as remote viewing. Here is some of their work on the ICRL site.
Remote Perception
- Precognitive Remote Viewing in the Chicago Area: A Replication of the Stanford Experiment (1979). J. Parapsychology, 43, pp.17-30.
- Precognitive Remote Perception (1983). Tech. Report 83003, August 1983 (81 pages).
- Precognitive Remote Perception, III: Complete Binary Database with Analytical Refinements (1989). Tech. Report 89002, August 1989 (102 pages).
- Response to Hansen, Utts, and Markwick: Statistical and Methodological Problems of the PEAR Remote Viewing (sic) Experiments (1992). J. Parapsychology, 56, No.2, pp.115-146.
- Precognitive Remote Perception: Replication of Remote Viewing (1996). J. Scientific Exploration, 10, No.1, pp.109-110.
- Information and Uncertainty in Remote Perception Research (2003). Journal of Scientific Exploration, 17, No.2, pp.207-241.*