Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab

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There's also the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research known as the PEAR lab that was done from 1979 to 2007.

And it was the research focus was based on investigating the effects of consciousness on random number generators, also known as RNGs.

And the findings of that study for all the years from 1979 to 2007, the data suggested that participants could influence randomness with effects that some interpret as randomness.

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So during this time, it says the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab or PAIR at Princeton University run by Bob John and Brenda Dunn also conducted 20 years of research into remote viewing and so-called micro-psychokinesis with experiments on the effect of human intention on random number generators.

They found that looking at the cumulative results of hundreds of thousands of trials, their subjects could influence about two or three events per 10,000 random coin flips by seemingly moving the device away from true randomness in an inexplicable way.

The odds of these results being by chance were an astonishing... $375 trillion to one.

He was never found

When you look at these tragedies, you have to view them through the lens of a bizarre phenomenon documented at the PEAR Lab, the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab.

The PEAR Lab spent decades proving that human intention could alter machines.

They used random event generators, or REDs

Let's explain how those machines work, because it validates the anomaly

It is the gold standard of unpredictability

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And PEAR Lab found that ordinary non-psychic people could sit in front of these machines and simply by intending a specific outcome cause the machine to skew off a random distribution and spit out more 1s or more 0s.

We used to have here in the States a parapsychology lab at Princeton University.

It was called PAIR, the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab.

The funding is gone in short.

There used to be parapsychology labs at Duke, at Cornell.

for business.

And it's I'll give you an example.

And this is this is it's hidden in plain sight in the sense at the pair lab at Princeton, Princeton, Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab.

They did wonderful work.