Above is our session for target 1846/9752, Baltimore at Cleveland. As you can see, we collectively gleaned several key details from the photo associated with a Baltimore win, so we predicted the Ravens to prevail — and they did.
This is one of my favorite sessions of the season thus far. We all tuned in to different aspects of the picture, but together they clearly point to the Baltimore prediction. It’s kind of like this cartoon you’ve probably seen floating around:
Remote viewing is like feeling around in the dark. I’ve often felt very sure about a session that turns out to be bogus, and other times was convinced I was coming up blank when I actually nailed it. This is my first group viewing experiment, and it seems to be working well to smooth out both the predictions and the variance in hit rate.
The season is young, but we’re currently sitting at just a hair under 60% hit rate, which is incredible. Also, besides the first game of the season, we’ve never dipped below 50%, which I find interesting. GameDayPsychic achieved a similar percentage after thousands of games. Just like flipping a coin, if the coin is truly “fair”, after 100 flips, heads will come up roughly 50 times — perhaps 55, perhaps 47, but getting 95 out of 100 heads would be exceedingly rare.
Now flip that coin 10,000 times, and the odds of deviating from a 50% heads hit rate becomes less and less likely. Getting 9,500 heads out of 10,000 would be exceedingly rare — but even getting 5,500 heads out of 10,000 for a truly fair coin. The 95% “confidence interval” of 10,00 flips is between 49 and 51 percent. In other words, if we flip a coin 10,000 times, and repeat this process 100 times, 95 out of these 100 times we’d expect heads to come up between 49 and 51 percent of the time.
What if our coin wasn’t fair? What if it had an edge toward heads? That’s what we’re intending with associative remote viewing. If we settle on a 55-60% hit rate after dozens/hundreds/thousands of sessions, we can be confident that we are creating a small but very real psychic effect. Because, why else would ARV be better than 50% chance? And why wouldn’t it be a 40-45% hit rate (anti-psychic)? This, by the way, would be equal to the win rate of the best sports gamblers (sharps) in the world.
So, knock on wood, and wish us luck for week 5 and the rest of the season. Here are the targets for this week:
3410/2389
5296/7164
8042/5731
4257/9806
5083/6792
1549/7623
9852/2417
If you view these, be sure to leave your session in the comments or in our Discord channel so you can take part in this experiment with us!
Best,
-Psi