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Precognition over time
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Osis, Karlis
(1955). Precognition over time intervals of one to thirty-three days.
Journal of Parapsychology, 19, (pp. 82-91) Abstract A single subject attempted to record in
advance the random order in which ESP symbols would be written in prescribed
columns of record sheets. The calls were made in New York City and mailed to
Durham, where the targets were taken from a random number table. Special
precautions were used to exclude any kind of subjective influence in the
selection of the targets. A total of 5998 trials gave a negative deviation
from main chance expectation which was statistically significant (P =
.0007). The interval between responses and the target selections did not
affect the results.
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