Dan Farah

We want to see if you can affect it.

And he did.

I mean, this is supposed to be totally non-affectable by anything on the outside.

In fact, it was developed by the Navy to just look for corks and stuff like that.

And so it was supposed to not be influenced from the outside by anything.

And he influenced it.

And when I say he influenced it, I'm not just saying there's a little blip that, you know, you can kind of read into it.

No, it was a system where it ordinarily just had an oscillating signal like that.

And then when he affected it, it just stopped the oscillation.

And then he also made the oscillation go twice as fast.

Of course, a poor graduate student whose life depended on this not being affected from the outside, you know, really.

But then that raised a big issue for them.

That means, gee, does that mean if we hide our documents inside of superconducting safes, the Russians might be able to?

So actually, when we had detente, the American remote viewers got together with the Soviet remote viewers and traded war stories, did experiments together.

I think that's the right attitude.

And we're hoping that with the release of documents that's starting to happen now,

that you'll get that evidence.

But in the absence of actually getting access to the evidence, it's very reasonable to be skeptical.

Yeah.

Absolutely.