META ANALYSIS
Does Psi Exist? Replicable Evidence for an Anomalous Process of Information Transfer
A frequently cited ganzfeld meta-analysis arguing that a standardized free-response psi protocol produced above-chance results. Not a remote-viewing paper directly, but important for adjacent blind free-response methodology.
SUPPORTIVEEvidence tier 21994
Key findings
- Focused on free-response anomalous information-transfer experiments.
- Argued for replicable above-chance performance in a more standardized protocol subset.
- Sparked extensive methodological debate and follow-up analyses.
Critical context
Should be paired with skeptical replication and meta-analysis critiques. Ganzfeld and ARV/remote viewing are related but not identical protocols.
Protocol lesson for Go Remote Viewing
Useful for thinking about target pools, judging, free-response scoring, and preregistration.
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