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 InstitutionMonsignor Corrado Balducci was one of the most senior Vatican officials to discuss the topic of ET. Even though he didn’t necessarily speak for the Vatican, his message came through: “We are ALL God’s children.” And the existence of “other flocks” did not contradict any theologies. https://t.co/2aF0MDA63V [Quoted] Lastly, the article quotes Professor of History and Religious Studies at Yale University Dr. Carlos Eire (also a Disclosure Foundation Advisary Board Member). On organized religion...
Yale University released a candid report last week documenting why Americans no longer trust higher education in general and the Ivy League in particular. A ten-person faculty committee spent a year examining the collapse. One-third of Yale undergraduates, they note, no longer feel free to express political views in class, up from 17% in 2015. Public confidence in colleges and universities fell from 57% a decade ago to a historic low of 36% in 2024, according to Gallup. Seventy percent of Ame...



