Left to right: Robert Jahn (Princeton, PEAR,) Hal Puthoff ( SRI "Stargate", Earthtech) Hans-Adams II (Prince of Liechtenstein,) Paula and C.B Scott Jones (C.B Scott founded CAAP,) Brenda Dunne (Princeton, PEAR) and John Alexander (Army, LANL, NIDS) Photo from June 1, 1988, at Cornell University. It was a private CAAP gathering held the day before the Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) 7th Annual Meeting on June 2. Hans-Adam II was a major private benefactor for CAAP and anomalous physic...

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Information and Uncertainty in Remote Perception Research

Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Laboratory35 pagesJan 1, 2003

Brenda Dunne and Robert Jahn review PEAR’s 1976–1999 remote-perception program: 653 formal trials and multiple scoring systems produced a positive aggregate statistic, but later FIDO results weakened and 150 distributive-protocol trials were indistinguishable from chance. The authors interpret the decline as a possible tension between analytical structure and subjective response.

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