An Evaluation of the Remote Vewing Program: Research and Operational Applications
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The identity, author, date and DRAFT status of the document four connections rest on.
That Utts and Hyman wrote SEPARATE reviews.
Both halves of the report’s finding.
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“An Evaluation of the Remote Vewing Program: Research and Operational Applications. DRAFT REPORT. Prepared by: The American Institutes for Research. September 22, 1995.”
The identity, author, date and DRAFT status of the document four connections rest on.
“Separate written reviews were prepared by Dr. Utts and Dr. Hyman. They exchanged reviews with other panel members who then tried to reach a consensus.”
That Utts and Hyman wrote SEPARATE reviews.
What this page does not support: Any claim that Utts "co-authored" the evaluation. The report says the opposite, in its own executive summary.
“A statistically significant laboratory effort has been demonstrated in the sense that hits occur more often than chance. … It is unclear whether the observed effects can unambiguously be attributed to the paranormal ability of the remote viewers as opposed to characteristics of the [experiments].”
The report usually cited as having ended the program concedes the first point in its own executive summary. A site quoting only the second half would be quoting it selectively.
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