A 20 December 1991 draft protocol by Edwin C. May and Stephen LaBerge proposing a pilot study of whether anomalous cognition could be observed during lucid dreams. It describes participant selection, DreamLight training, waking baselines, sealed target envelopes, rank-order analysis, and a decisive limitation: unsupervised home trials could not formally establish anomalous cognition.
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OrgAcademic InstitutionGarry Nolan is the Rachford and Carlota A. Harris Professor in the Department of Pathology at Stanford University School of Medicine. He has published over 350 research articles and is the holder of 50 US patents, and has been honored as one of the top 25 inventors at Stanford University. He specializes in groundbreaking cancer and immunotherapy research. Yet Garry is also a world-renowned UAP investigator and Executive Director of the Board at the Sol Foundation, one of whose unofficial mott...

RT @TheProjectUnity: 🚨DEVELOPING: Was Garry Nolan of Stanford University Harvesting UFO Experiencer DNA?! Jon Majerowski, a 32nd degree f…
Thanks for the engagement on my massive Havana/UAP speculation post. Long posts CAN do well! 🙂 I will get to all of the replies. Check this out: First, from "60 Minutes," about the alleged weapon. Dr. David Relman, Stanford University: "What the Russians spoke about was the https://t.co/FScJFd49Yk [Quoted] @TheUfoJoe I think the discombobulator (capability) is what melted Maduros guards. https://t.co/dUVPYzgEK0




