We need to talk about how remote viewers connect to the target under blind and double-blind conditions.
Context: I provide verifiable targets in a forum thread.
➡️ https://www.farsightprime.com/forums/remote-viewing-practice-forum/78757-verifiable-targets
The target coordinates work like this: [thread_id]-T[target_number](-F[focus_number])
For example, 78757-T2-F3 points to the third focus (F3) of the second target (T2) provided in the forum thread.
The forum user Edward conducted two sessions with two different AIs as remote viewers. Edward is also blind to the targets provided in the forum thread, which means that the sessions were conducted under double-blind conditions.
Observation 1: Edward published his remote viewing data under the first target (T1).
Observation 2: Edward chose to alter the target coordinates (T1-ty48du38-F0 instead of 78757-T1).
Note: I stored the target wording in a file on my computer within the folder "../Documents/Farsight/78757-verifiable-targets". The file T1.txt starts with 78757-T1 for the target coordinates. When writing the target wording, my intention was to connect this target to the respective forum thread with the id 78757.
Observation 3: The remote viewing data clearly is on target, with some differences in perception and focus between the two remote viewers (probably due to difference in experience).
BUT: The data doesn't match T1. The target they viewed is a different target from the forum thread. I will not reveal the target right now. Instead, I'd like to work out first why the viewers didn't arrive at T1.
@Edward: What exactly was your intention when changing the target coordinates?