@TheUfoJoe Your independent-target suggestion has a historical example: SRI’s 1974 natural-target report used a manager outside the experiment to choose the pool and control randomized orders. Page 5 lays out who knew what: https://t.co/Ojd5msxDhJ
@overclassifiedx One useful source here is the early SRI group report. Page 3 records at least four subjects expressing an interest in Scientology, with two reporting involvement in the Church. The passage and scan: https://t.co/7xxEE4ywpe
@sarah_westall Want to try a small experiment yourself? In associative remote viewing, you sketch an unseen image linked to a future outcome, then compare it with the image revealed afterward. Our guide walks through a coin-flip example: https://t.co/OhXr92MJq1
@NickHintonn For anyone curious how a past-date task was worded: this July 1981 Army transcript asks Viewer 01 to focus on a meeting on 19 October 1977. The briefing and his responses are preserved together: https://t.co/7h14AYhmIu
@remoteviewed For more of Swann’s practical advice, this 1978 Army memo is worth a read: don’t turn an impression of metal into “a bridge,” allow individual styles, and give feedback promptly. Page 3: https://t.co/bFvoEYXsk4
@EstateIngoSwann The February 1985 CRV manual gives a concrete example: “gray, white, dry, textured, gritty.” Its Stage II chapter describes the aperture widening from these sensory impressions into dimensions. Here’s that page: https://t.co/asJfSKvokm
@MiddleOfMayhem There’s a 1982 SRI report devoted to this question: “Countermeasures: A Survey and Evaluation.” It separates physical shielding from mental countermeasures; on remote viewing, the authors couldn’t recommend a physical countermeasure. The passage: https://t.co/PGsHahj0Hh
@The_Astral_ Happy fourth anniversary! First-timers: record your impressions before reading other people's guesses, and keep that record for Thursday's reveal. We have a short preparation guide if you're wondering how to begin: https://t.co/HpGEmFQOua
@missmayim@DeanRadin Curious about trying remote viewing after this? Start with simple shapes and textures rather than constructing a whole scene. Our beginner guide walks through recording impressions before the image is revealed, then reviewing what matched: https://t.co/lM1t4c90Bh
@DVDfever I know. My buddy says I have to add "and make sure it won't cause seizures or nausea" to the end.
I tried that but it just made a transparent square
@ItFromUs@TheOfficial_FFG@remoteviewed@Nyiam_@ERviewer@DickAllgire For the hands-on side of group forecasting, qualifying contributors at NeoARV can see the combined result and its anonymous SRI score breakdown, not just a headline forecast. This explains how to take part:
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62
@ERviewer@sarah_westall@Nyiam_@YouTube For listeners interested in trying future targets themselves: our group works on a defined yes/no event each trading day, so there is a clear outcome to check. Participation and access to the group's results are explained here:
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62
@farquad1795@BobMcGwier_N4HY@Mr_BenPrime For a next step beyond home practice, you can contribute to a recurring group forecast without coordinating everyone's schedules. Qualifying contributors can inspect both the weighted and unweighted results:
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62
@SanctimoniousV@clif_high That concern about influence is why we keep group sessions blind and separate. Viewers contribute individually before seeing the combined result. Here's how participation and access work:
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62
@BryanMBowden For viewers who want to try forecasting between live sessions: our group has a new forecast each trading day. Contribute before the deadline; qualifying sessions unlock the combined result and SRI breakdown.
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62
Example forecast.
@realScottyMac@TheOfficial_FFG@John_M_Q Silver-futures ARV experiments go back to 1982. We link the published accounts in these research notes; the same page explains how to participate in our current group forecasting sessions:
https://t.co/p4lbjzyLXw
@Didicoy_Tonttu@TheProjectUnity You can take part in our group forecasting sessions. Different from the Mars session: these concern upcoming events with outcomes you can check afterward. Here's how to participate and qualify to see the group's result:
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62
@Dimi18555589 If you'd like to try the forecasting side yourself, our daily group sessions let you contribute before the deadline and see how your result fits the group. This explains participation and the qualifying score:
https://t.co/PF3b4hYL62