After 24 years of research, the CIA scrapped their ESP program stating it was a complete dead end. However, one of the original researchers, one with a history of faking results, had generated a widely circulated "memo"/ statement to the contrary. It is available all over the web at site that want to ignore the evidence exposing it. Dr. Harold Puthoff had studied two previous claimed remote viewers and reported that their remote viewing compared favorably to the findings of the Mariner 10 and Pioneer 10 research spacecrafts. Isaac Asimov, however, did a similar comparison and found that 46% of the observation claims of the astral travelers were wrong. The claimant had said he saw 30,000 ft. mountain range on Jupiter, which we know is impossible. Also, only one out of 65 claims made by the remote viewers was a fact that either was not obvious or not obtainable from reference books [James Randi]. So we find that Puthoff had a history of using misleading information to supprt remote viewing.
The CIA and the U.S. Army thought enough of remote viewing to spend millions of taxpayers' dollars on research in a program referred to as "Stargate". More recently, CIA spokesman Mark Mansfield said: "The CIA is reviewing... the Stargate program (and it) was found to be "unpromising" in the 1970s.
http://skepdic.com/remotevw.html
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Thanks for helping to get god pounded into my head
Another succesful faith based initiative. Just like 9/11