Abstract

Conducted a psychokinetic (PK) experiment under tightly controlled conditions, in which the experimenter was supervised by observers from another laboratory such that negligence and even fraud by the experimenter could be ruled out as an explanation of the observed effects. The PK experiment involved prerecorded targets provided by tests with prerecorded seed numbers. Results show moderate statistical significance (odds against chance of 300:1). From the view of the independent observers, the result appears as an "anomalous correlation," not understandable in terms of current physics. The quasirandom algorithms computer program used is appended.