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Volume 12 No 3 (2014)
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Mind-Matter Interaction at a Distance of 190 km: Effects on a Random Event Generator Using a Cutoff Method
Patrizio Tressoldi, Luciano Pederzoli , Patrizio Caini , Alessandro Ferrini , Simone Melloni, Diana Richeldi , Florentina Richeldi , Gian Marco Dum
Abstract
We used a new method to test whether subjects could influence the activity of a distant random event generator
(REG). In a pilot study, participants selected for their strong motivation and capacity to control their mental activity
were requested to alter the functioning of a REG, located in a laboratory approximately 190 km so as to achieve a
deviation of ± 1.65 standard scores from the expected mean, during sessions lasting approximately 90 seconds
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We used a new method to test whether subjects could influence the activity of a distant random event generator (REG). In a pilot study, participants selected for their strong motivation and capacity to control their mental activity were requested to alter the functioning of a REG, located in a laboratory approximately 190 km so as to achieve a deviation of ± 1.65 standard scores from the expected mean, during sessions lasting approximately 90 seconds
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