Now that I've gotten to believe that
*Remote Viewing is just one example of mentalics
*That Farsight is just a small piece of the mentalic puzzle
*That the occult (just stuff talked about that's hidden) already has a great deal of venues
*That some of the need is not to cause "awake" vs "not awake" in the masses but that there's a great deal of gradients between pathological pseudoskepticsim and then those that are a little open just needing that extra push with tangible immediate evidence
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I get more convinced that this is a valid concept that could be highly usable in short order. That is to say: No years of training, no heavy intense meditation, no changing lifestyle from whatever your normal one is. But one get together for a day for a social experiment.
This was brought up by PEAR (Princeton Engineering Anomalous Research) before the clandestine assholes shut them down with their pseudoskepticism.
There was a party trick. I remember it vividly on Youtube and no doubt it's been scrubbed clean from the internet. It was really a simple idea.
Doesn't matter who you get together. Some could be drunk, some could have just come out of a sports game, some could be dropping by, whatever. Like a typical party.
The experiment begins with the conductor (just anybody who can get everyone's attention like clinking a glass or whatever) and gets one volunteer for perception (we'll call it the "perceiver" for an arbitrary name). The volunteer is going to do nothing but sit in one spot and will later make a guess.
Then the conductor gets someone to draw a picture (we'll call it the "artist" for an arbitrary name). Doesn't matter what they draw, but something simple.
Then the conductor gets the entire room (except for the perceiver) to look at the artist's drawing and say *NOTHING*.
Then the conductor tells the room to remain absolutely silent, and tells the perceiver to sit still, close their eyes, and just keep their mind open.
Then the conductor tells the room: "Mentally, only mentally, you SCREAM at the perceiver what you saw in the picture"
After a few minutes, the conductor asks the perceiver to describe what they saw.
Allegedly, you are much more likely to get a hit from this experiment than with typical remote viewing from newcomers not because remote viewing is inferior but because you're gathering a high dose of mental energy even if everyone is a novice in its usage.
I would very much love to try this experiment. And try it several times. I would contribute to something like that. Maybe pay something for the food catering, or hall rental, or whatever. If someone thinks it could be worthwhile please post.