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1450.1 | | WILLEE::FRETTS | To the bright side of the road... | Mon Apr 08 1991 10:41 | 5 |
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I don't have anything to add to this, but it sounds fascinating. Do
you have an address for the foundation, Marcos?
Carole
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1450.3 | Reference | WARP25::COOPER | Topher Cooper | Mon Apr 08 1991 13:40 | 42 |
| From Gale Research Inc.'s 1989 Encylopedia of Associations (a standard
reference source found in most libraries) p600:
6578 - METASCIENCE FOUNDATION (Parapsychology)(MSF)
c/o MetaScience Annual
Box 32 Phone:(401)294-2414
Kingston, RI 02881 Marc Seifer, Dir.
Founded: 1976. Members: 1600. Staff: 6. Budget: Less than $25,000.
Public and university libraries, parapsychologists, doctors,
physicists, and New Age laypersons. To explore and develp, by use
of scientific methods, all areas usually neglected by mainstream
science. These areas of study include futurology, telepathy,
precognition, psychokinesis, synchoronicity, UFOs, holistic
medicine, astrology, graphology, tarot, the multidimensionality of
time, and the quantum physics of consciousness. Conductes
seminars. Maintains library of 200 parapsychology journals, texts
and biographical data entries. Committees: Parapsychology; Quantum
Physics and Consciousness. Publications: MetaScience Annual
(includes indes); also publishes Journal of Occult Studies and
monographs. Formerly: (1979) Occult Studies Foundation.
Convention/Meeting: annual -- always January, Narragansett, RI.
Note that despite several mentions of parpsychology etc., they are
unaffiliated with the Parapsychological Association, and, as far as
I know, no one intimately associated with this organization is a
member of the PA and I have never seen anything published in any of the
peer review parapsychology journals with MetaScience foundation listed
as the author's affiliation. I *think* I have seen an issue of the
Journal of Occult Studies and, unless I have confused it with something
else, it failed to impress me -- the articles in it seemed to me to be
neither good science nor good occultism.
Also note that "futurology" -- at least as the term is normally defined
-- is an accepted (if not universally respected) part of mainstream
science/ engineering.
My guess is that the "screen" being discussed is a "visual Raudive"
device either similar to or identical to the one which was discussed
here fairly recently.
Topher
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1450.5 | Previous discussion. | CADSYS::COOPER | Topher Cooper | Mon Apr 08 1991 14:56 | 6 |
| RE: .4 (Marcos)
The recent discussion was in note 1424.0. I have added a keyword
"Raudive" marking this note.
Topher
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1450.6 | | CIMNET::PIERSON | I am the NRA | Fri Sep 06 1991 19:04 | 5 |
| The name Seifer rings a faint bell as one of the presenters at the
Tesla Con. Let me check (if a recall) this weekend.
thanks
dwp
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1450.8 | Reflections on a convex glass screen ? | COMICS::BELL | Chaos warrior : on the winning side | Thu Sep 12 1991 08:07 | 12 |
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Re -.1 (Marcos)
> ... a TV camera is put in front of a TV monitor ...
Reflections of people [in the room] in the glass of the monitor being
video'd ? (ie., not being recorded by any of the other VCRs as the images
are never broadcast - they are a purely visual artifact that cannot be
detected by anything other than a camera at precisely the point of the
experimental one). Just a thought ...
Frank
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1450.10 | | CIMNET::PIERSON | I am the NRA | Thu Sep 12 1991 18:58 | 16 |
| Yep, same Dr Seifer.
From a booklet on Tesla:
... a doctoral dissertation written for
Saybrook Institute
1772 Vellejo St
San Francisco, CA
94123
The booklet is small extract fron the dissertation.
fwiw
thanks
dwp
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1450.11 | Similar? | FORTY2::CADWALLADER | da-na-na-na...re-fle-fle-flex! | Mon Sep 16 1991 14:03 | 12 |
| Hmmm,
Isn't this rather like leaving a tape recorder recording in a
sealed room, along with a source of white noise (e.g. untuned TV set)
and later discovering faint "voices" which were not produced from the
white-noise source - i.e. as if inducing random-interference in a
recording medium experiment allows faint, otherwise un-noticed sources
of visual/audio effects to manifest.
Just wondering...
- JIM CAD*
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1450.12 | | SALSA::MOELLER | Guy on a strange tractor | Tue Sep 17 1991 19:22 | 7 |
| >a white-noise source - i.e. as if inducing random-interference in a
>recording medium experiment allows faint, otherwise un-noticed sources
>of visual/audio effects to manifest.
Physicists into Chaos theory call this the Strange Attractor.
karl, whose personal_name is purely Occidental
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1450.14 | | IJSAPL::ANDERSON | Sat by the firewall getting warm. | Fri Nov 24 1995 09:52 | 3 |
| This should help solve murder crimes.
Jamie.
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1450.15 | The NEW "Diet of the Living Dead!" | PKHUB1::MROPRT | | Mon Nov 27 1995 08:42 | 6 |
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As remarkable as the abilities of these "dead" are, they also are
still unable in the afterlife to properly program the VCR's involved
in these experiments or to make the flashing zeroes go away! ;>)!
BillM
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1450.16 | | IJSAPL::ANDERSON | Sat by the firewall getting warm. | Mon Nov 27 1995 08:48 | 7 |
| Re .13
>August 24, 1990
Not much progress seems to have been made on it in the last 5 years.
Jamie.
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1450.17 | | APSMME::RAMSAY | | Mon Nov 27 1995 10:28 | 1 |
| Interesting, Marcos. Thanks for remembering us after such a long time!
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1450.18 | | PKHUB1::MROPRT | | Mon Nov 27 1995 10:37 | 7 |
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Re: 16
Yeah, Jamie, but what's 5 years to spirits that have no concept
of time!
BillM
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1450.19 | | IJSAPL::ANDERSON | Sat by the firewall getting warm. | Tue Nov 28 1995 03:29 | 6 |
| > Yeah, Jamie, but what's 5 years to spirits that have no concept
>of time!
However one would expect Radio Shack to be sold out of diodes by this time.
Jamie.
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1450.20 | | PKHUB1::MROPRT | | Tue Nov 28 1995 10:16 | 12 |
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There once was a ghost to went to Radio Shack
So that, to his widow, he could talk back.
Being cashless, he chose to pay on credit instead,
But missed the sign, "No service for the dead."
Refusing the ghost's card at the head of the line,
Said the clerk who'd been recently hired,
"I'm sorry, sir, your credit is fine!"
"But it's not your Visa that's expired!"
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1450.22 | Re.20 - good one! | TNPUBS::PAINTER | Planet Crayon | Wed Nov 29 1995 13:22 | 4 |
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Catchy, Bill. (;^)
Cindy
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1450.24 | | PKHUB1::MROPRT | | Mon Dec 04 1995 09:54 | 12 |
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There once was an agency of spies,
Who, to the taxpayer's, lied,
They called it, "remote viewing",
But, if you're a taxpayer,suing,
It seems more like a scr#wing!
My! My! Billm
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1450.25 | cute! | TNPUBS::PAINTER | Planet Crayon | Mon Dec 04 1995 11:49 | 4 |
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Your talents are severely underutilized here, Bill. (;^)
Cindy
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1450.26 | | PKHUB1::MROPRT | | Mon Dec 04 1995 13:44 | 18 |
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There once was a laddie from DEC,
Who had a vice called, "Becks",
The more that he poured them,
The less that he bored them,
But, it's bad for his liver and sex!
He spent so much time,
Being witty with rhymes,
That, his boss, with a whip,
Left in his cube, a pink slip!
Now, he's off to commit some more crimes! BillM
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