Predicting the future and making money using the "associative Remote Viewing"

"In the early 1980s, Russell Targ and Keith Harara, along with businessman Anthony Whit, founded Delphi Associates." The group decided to sell services on the market, using pre-cognitive Remote Viewing to predict the movements of silver prices on the Chicago commodity exchange. "The Wall Street Jornal" has devoted a positive article to this little research.
Delphi Associates used the "associative Remote Viewing" method. A raven in this method is a clever arrangement of prophesying the correct, abstract event by providing illustrative materials. In contrast to previous RV experiences, an event is assigned to each target here. In the case of a single sample, there were four possible targets, for example a frog, a miniature television set, a medicine ball and a container with ice cubes.
Before the experiment began, each object was assigned a later event: a living frog meant an increase in the price of silver by more than 25 cents on Monday of the following week, a miniature television set that increased the price by less than 25 cents; in the case of a running price, the target was a medicine ball, and at a price drop - a container with ice cubes. Keith Harary, who played the role of Remote Viewer, did not know which target targets were selected and which events were assigned by Russel Targ. Depending on the direction in which the silver price will move in the coming Monday, Harara should have been served
the right object. If, for example, the price of the silver would fall, Harary would receive an ice container. In this way, the container became the target object. The movement of silver prices replaces the process of accidentally selecting an object. Basically, this is therefore a classic precognitive Remote Viewing, during which the goal is determined according to the statement.
If Harara, during his Remote Viewing, described something slippery, green, something that moves, and, for example, drew feet with a webbed, the evaluators would not have trouble finding out that the target object is a frog. Now the innovative part was at stake. Whenever the researchers had the impression that one of the target objects was hit, they directed the appropriate orders: the target contracts meant a price increase, silver contracts were bought, if the object indicated a drop in prices, contracts were sold. In both cases - if it goes well - you can earn a lot of money. So Delphi Associates earned nine attempts in nine attempts!"

Psychic Wars: Parapsychology in Espionage - and Beyond
Elmar R. Gruber

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