Government Psychics: CIA Psychic Spies?

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The discussion centers around the concept of remote viewing, particularly its ties to CIA projects like Project Stargate. Participants mention psychics who claim to have been trained by the CIA for espionage purposes, highlighting a demonstration where a psychic accurately described a person's location after only receiving their name. The conversation notes that many remote viewers, including prominent figures like Ed Dames, tend to be uncooperative in sharing substantial evidence or information, often keeping their demonstrations private or limited to television appearances. Some users reference government documents related to remote viewing, suggesting that declassified information can be obtained through official channels. There is also speculation about the implications of remote viewing on our understanding of the universe, with a nod to the credibility of figures like Hal Puthoff in this field. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of intrigue and skepticism regarding the legitimacy and potential of remote viewing as a practice.
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I seen, on a few programs, psychics who say they've been trained by the CIA many years back to become a psychic spy. They had a pretty convincing demonstration by one these psychics on some sci-fi show In Search Of or something. They told the psychic only the name of the person and within minutes he drew a perfect description of where that person was. Anyone else hear about these people?
 
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Yes, this is the remote viewing crowd.

Not long ago I emailed the top ten sites for remote viewing. Included was Ed Dames - considered to be on of the kings of this field. In spite of my best efforts, he was aloof, hostile, and unwilling to provide any significant information or evidence. We did have on person named PJ stop by, and she was very helpful, but it seems that most remote viewers keep their demonstrations mostly private or for TV only. :wink:

You may want to review the following thread that discusses all of this.

https://www.physicsforums.com/showt...page=15&highlight=remote viewing&pagenumber=1
 
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Yes its the remote viewing group. The government has released some of its documents on its dealings with remote viewing. The only project that i am definate that they conducted was 'Project Stargate' ... no this isn't the t.v. show. I wish i could give you more information, but i can't remember where i put some of my resources... ( my library is a mess lol ) when/if i find it i'll see if i can tell you more. I do know that you can send a snail-mail letter to somewhere in the government and get a load of declassified information on the project, delivered to your door for the price of the paper and mailing... I hope this helps
 
Here is a url of a recent interview with the guy who founded the CIA? remote viewing project along with hal putoff, sounds a bit dodgy to me but I think hal putoff (which I think is more credible than this guy) endorses his hippy book. If it really has a any truth to it should change our way of thinking about the universe in a big way, maybe all those quantum physicists know something we don't already. Whatever I find this interesting.

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