Precognition Paradigm Shift by Marty Rosenblatt
Precognition is "knowledge of a future event or situation, especially through extrasensory means". This is foretelling the future and is considered impossible, or at least impractical, for many reasons. And yet, repeatable scientific experiments demonstrate that precognition is real and practical. Our assumptions concerning time, information, and cause/effect are woefully incomplete -- incomplete enough that a paradigm shift of major proportions seems inevitable. Precoger
CAS-OAK Group Report by APP Group Manager, Jon Knowles
Leading researcher Ed May has generously offered his ARV software for use by the APP. The software uses a combination of a very carefully constructed photo set of 300 photos, an MS Access database, and the MatLab program. The software generally obtains 80 to 90 percent success when a pick is made, which is an unprecedented rate of success in the field. One group trial has been run in the APP. This was the CAS-OAK series, which had 4 hits, 0 misses, and 16 passes. That is, 20%
