This is really intriguing stuff. They seem to have had enough success with it - even distinguishing between skilled and unskilled practitioners - that they thought it was worth continuing work on the program. Not only remote viewing, but seeing into the past or future at remote sites too.
EDIT: hey - before you downvote, how's about you check out the CIA's pdf's first? Even if you don't believe in Remote Viewing as a concept - and let's be clear, I didn't either - you have to admit that they fact the CIA did seem to have some success with it IS intriguing, even if there are more rational explanations
Mixed starter incl. seaweed, veggie spring rolls, prawn toast
Main: Singapore Fried Noodles
Crispy Shredded Chilli Beef
My main used to be Kung Po Chicken, but it turns out it was only delicious from one particular Chinese takeaway. Usually it's meh, occasionally 'quite good', but has never matched the recipe I fell in love with.
If YOU were the Chef at Peking Express in Brighton between about 2001-2007, PLEASE get in touch. I'll PAY you for that dang recipe.
My writing words and my speaking words are very different. Writing is much better. All but one of my girlfriends over the last 20 years were chatted up online/email/sms first. IRL, they'd probably have been put off by my verbal hesitation, and my glancing at their knockers ever 10 seconds (a habit I find it impossible to break without intense concentration on not doing it)
It occurred to me that, as an adult, I feel I need a reason to invite friends over. My wife thinks this is pitiful. I invited a couple of friends over for a curry and a boardgame night - it was a fine evening - but without that reason of having a shared activity, I'd never have done it.
Jusy wondered if I'm alone in this, and if there's any men out there who DO invite male friends over with no plans or expectations for the evening?
Pic unrelated.
Is there a solar panel factory anywhere powered entirely by solar panels? That'd be pretty awesome