Here is a Brief History of Our Public Demonstrations of Remote Viewing

In 1997, we conducted our first public demonstration of remote viewing over a period of a few months. The goal was both to show people that remote viewing is a real phenomenon, as well as to demonstrate our use of remote viewing procedures. During the demonstration, we encountered unanticipated problems that made our results seem ambiguous. We were initially disappointed with the difficulty of doing publicly what seemed so easy to do privately. But the ultimate result of this demonstration was equally unanticipated, and very positive. It forced us to begin an extended period of research in which we attempted to diagnose the difficulties we encountered. This period of intensive research produced some remarkable results, and we finally understood what happened with our earlier demonstration. In the Fall of 1999 we began our second long-term public demonstration of remote viewing, one that we hoped would be of interest to many people, from serious scholars to those simply curious. This new demonstration required outside participation, and many watched and participated.

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