wtc_rng
The results of a number of experiments have suggested
that a "group" consciousness might exist. The Global Consciousness
Project was established to test this hypothesis. The idea was
to set up Random Event Generators (REGs) all over the
world and have them run continuously, and compare their output at
moments of global events with the greatest emotional impact. After an analysis
of four years worth of data, a pattern in the REG readings emerged: when people
reacted with great emotional intnsity to a major
event, the REG machines seemed to react as well. The degree of “order” in the
REG machines’ output matched the emotional intensity of the events: the greater
the emotional intensity, the greater the “order”. This effect was found most
pronounced during the attacks of September 11 2001. Interestingly, the
machines’ output became increasingly ordered a few hours before the first tower was hit. Researchers have suggested that 6
billion minds experienced a mass premonition.
Lynn McTaggart discusses The
Global Consciousness Project and REG activity before and during the attacks of
9/11 here:
The paper CORRELATIONS OF CONTINUOUS RANDOM DATA WITH
MAJOR WORLD EVENTS , published in 2002 in the journal Foundations of Physics Letters, which focuses on the 9/11 attacks is found
here:
http://noosphere.princeton.edu/papers/nelson-pp.pdf
global consciousness project
http://noosphere.princeton.edu/intro_bottom.html
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