The FTP Page for the Public Demonstration #14
Visitors following these experiments can download these encrypted
transcripts of the remote-viewing sessions for the current demonstration
to authenticate that the scanned sessions are indeed correct
and unaltered when they are posted on this web site. To do this,
download these encrypted transcripts as soon as they become available
early in the experiment, and then compare the transcripts with
the actual sessions before closely examining the session scans.
Our recommendation is to use the scans of the actual sessions
(not the transcripts) when evaluating session accuracy with regard
to the target specific. The scans are more interesting, and they
have sketches! But use the transcripts to verify that the session
scans are authentic. You can de-encrypt these transcripts after
we post the passwords on the results page for this experiment,
and this will happen after we are given the target specific from
the outside tasker. PGP is used to encrypt these files, but you
do NOT need to have PGP installed on your computer in order to
de-encrypt and read these transcripts (unless you are using a
Mac, in which case you need to install the freeware version of
PGP).
Viewer 1 (Courtney Brown - two sessions):
Session #1: For Windows users without PGP installed in your computers,
CLICK
HERE to download the encrypted transcript of Session #1 for
this week's demonstration. For Windows and Mac users with PGP
installed, CLICK
HERE to download the PGP encrypted file.
Session #2: For Windows users without PGP installed in your computers,
CLICK
HERE to download the encrypted transcript of Session #2 for
this week's demonstration. For Windows and Mac users with PGP
installed, CLICK
HERE to download the PGP encrypted file.
[The sessions are now
available for download and were posted on 25 February 2000.]
Viewer 2 (Matthew Pfeiffer - one session):
For Windows users without PGP installed in your computers, CLICK
HERE to download the encrypted transcript of Session #3 for
this week's demonstration. For Windows and Mac users with PGP
installed, CLICK
HERE to download the PGP encrypted file. [This session is now available for download and was
posted on 25 February 2000.]
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