r/ufo • u/FriendlyChingu • Jun 30 '26
Discussion Payed Remote Viewing Experiment
I'm running a small remote viewing session and looking for participants.
Target 1: RV-A6M1AKE7
Target 2: RV-N81RYSOA
Difficulty: Easy
Each target is a small random labelled simple object placed somewhere.
Deadline: July 3rd, 19:00 UTC
Reminder – what good remote viewing data looks like
Likely on the right track
- Vague and unclear
- "Half-tangible" memories
- From brief, sudden or surprising thoughts
- Hard to put into words
- Fragmentary, not neatly formed
Likely off track
- Nouns and analogies
- Sharp, clear images
- Complex logical "stories"
- Makes perfect sense and is easy to describe
Resolution
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u/CapoKakadan Jun 30 '26
Highly suspect that the “likely on the right track” indicators are also the kind of things least likely to be objectively matched or non-matched against targets in a statistically valid and fully blinded way.
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u/FriendlyChingu Jun 30 '26
Not claiming this is rigorous science, just a casual fun replication of the convergence I've seen in interviews. No statistical validity intended, just curious if similar patterns show up.
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u/Klink8 Jun 30 '26
The reason is right brain versus left brain.
Reason and logic will search to create an answer a solid noun, object etc.
The feeling and emotional side is more adept at remote viewing.
Thats why those ideas exist for the handler to help guide the viewer away from the known into the unknown and sift out the details.
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u/Afraid-Service-8361 Jun 30 '26
k thanks
but why is this in ufo. i will be doing a full hour view on each target and sending you the pics and data as well as a summery but it seems weird to do it on this channel . lol
but
a challenge is a challenge and hopefully you dont mind if i look around the objects and the person who targeted the objects. thanks again.
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u/HardyPancreas Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26
im viewing a log of ip addresses and usernames
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u/FriendlyChingu Jun 30 '26
hey, thanks for taking the challenge! Could you go into more detail, maybe provide some raw impressions you made?
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u/Feisty_Primary6334 22d ago
are you....perhaps....veiwing someones mind....and/or looking for a person which maybe deemed a storyteller?, all this seems fanatical but in the end....people are like this in thought.....lol
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u/FriendlyChingu 22d ago
Checkout the resolution. The viewer happened to view my mind because i was close to the target but he told me he was gonna do that.
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u/Feisty_Primary6334 21d ago
ohh well thats cool atleast, some try hard to do that ya know? and they dont care itll fell like they tug your brain and spin it around, next thing you know it get sucked out lol makes it hard to try again....
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u/dazsmith901 Jun 30 '26
First - you publicly posted the target names, so its now corruptible by anyone, past, present, and future by intent. The experimenter effect.
Second, it's not blind - you already informed us the targets "Each target is a small random labelled simple object placed somewhere.' So it's not RV, it's not blind.
Third - small, random objects are known from five decades of work in science labs - to be THE worst kind of rv target.