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PEAR lab (Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research) – REDUX – Retrocausality in physics

Posted on November 18, 2006 by Chris F. Masse

In my previous blog post, I said that Princeton professor Robert Jahn has been unable of finding the right hypothesis about the so-called “psychic phenomena” (if any). I mentioned the work of a theoretical physicist, Olivier Costa de Beauregard, who … Continue reading →

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The PEAR lab (Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research) is closing doors.

Posted on November 16, 2006 by Chris F. Masse

Very sad news. The info comes from the always excellent Business Innovation Insider blog (who got it from the last issue of the Princeton Alumni Weekly). According to the most recent issue of the Princeton Alumni Weekly, Princeton finally plans … Continue reading →

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PEAR lab (Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research) – REDUX – Retrocausality in physics

The PEAR lab (Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research) is closing doors.

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