William A Tiller's book: “Conscious Acts of Creation: The Emergence of a New Physics”, where ample demonstrations are given where the experimenter has a robust influence on the outcome of the experiment.
http://www.wholistichealingresearch.com ... wnload.pdf
Conscious Acts of Creation: The Emergence of a New Physics
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Conscious Acts of Creation: The Emergence of a New Physics
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Casting Out the Nines from PHI into Indigs reveals the Cosmic Harmonic Code.
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Re: Conscious Acts of Creation: The Emergence of a New Physics
Thank you so much for posting the link. This is truly blockbuster information. Some of us have no doubt been aware of or had hints of this sort of thing in their own experience but never had the wherewithal to quantify the effects with specialized equipment and formal protocols. What brilliant experiments! This is really a breakthrough in physics and will open up an entire huge field of investigation. Very exciting stuff.
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Re: Conscious Acts of Creation: The Emergence of a New Physics
It's something I have pondered over for years - we have numerous examples where an experimenter has produced results which are then 'falsified' by followers of a different view who fail to get results. (talking here of honest followers, not those like MIT who cheated to falsify the Cold Fusion results of Pons & Fleischman)
I think it was in SciAm I saw a survey of fields of Science where they looked to see who had taken into account the effects experimenters have on their results & it turned out the one field that NEVER did double-blind experiments & NEVER took into account possible experimenter effects was Physics - from which the idea had come in the first place.
In the much derided 'soft' sciences like psychology, the news was taken to heart & double-blinds were quite common, but the harder sciences were so convinced they were superior to any such anthropomorphic influences they never bother with such caution.
I think it was in SciAm I saw a survey of fields of Science where they looked to see who had taken into account the effects experimenters have on their results & it turned out the one field that NEVER did double-blind experiments & NEVER took into account possible experimenter effects was Physics - from which the idea had come in the first place.
In the much derided 'soft' sciences like psychology, the news was taken to heart & double-blinds were quite common, but the harder sciences were so convinced they were superior to any such anthropomorphic influences they never bother with such caution.
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