In this video rebooted from 2016, he traces the origin of his work in applied precognition to the development of “remote viewing” and its use by the U.S. military intelligence establishment in the mid-1970s. He specifically points to the associative remote viewing (ARV) methodology used for financial forecasting. Several published studies have used this methodology [...]

Here he provides an update on the use of Associative Remote Viewing (ARV), and other methods, for forecasting and speculating on athletic events and financial markets. He elaborates on his theme that “consciousness is FUNdamental”. He points out that the overall hit rate on remote viewing targets has declined somewhat, it is still well above [...]

Here he introduces the notion of “backwards causality” and suggests various psychological strategies for letting go of resistance and skepticism regarding the possibility of precognition. He describes the quantum mechanical concepts of “non-locality”, “entanglement”, and “zero point energy” and their possible relationship to precognition. He shares his model of “collective consciousness” that helps people in [...]

Here he discusses his work with the Applied Precognition Project. For more than a decade he has been steadfastly endeavoring to apply, and continually improve, the associative remote viewing (ARV) methodology. He describes the different approaches used by the many dozen participants who form unique groups. He shares the statistical successes of the method.