During the 20th century, complexity theory was heralded by Kurt Godel’s Incompleteness Theorem, which verified that the recursive paradox would never go away. That led the way to complex adaptive systems and complexity theory, in which unpredictable events spontaneously emerge from chaos. In parallel, quantum mechanics was realized through extremely reliable observations about the nature [...]

Recorded at the 33rd annual SSE Conference in 2014 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport,

Exploitation of the capability to influence a completely automated REG output might allow for the further removal of the experimenter from the psi experiment. This may mitigate the psi “experimenter effect”, so long as the experiment is designed in such a way as to minimize the experimenter contact with the subject and the subject’s experimental [...]

However, researchers willing to admit subjective evidence of paranormal consciousness risk being labeled deviant scientists. Typically paranormal researchers have had their own anomalous experiences that motivate them to run the risk. Especially some anthropologists and other social scientists who have been trained in scientific methodologies for studying subjective human experience have contributed to an intellectual [...]

Some interpretations such as Wigner (1967) suggest that consciousness plays a role in determining the outcome of quantum events. Most physicists have strongly resisted such explanations, which imply some type of mind-matter interaction. For a number of reasons, I will argue that this resistance is mistaken. First, while most scientists embrace the idea that consciousness [...]

Linda Klimaviciusa Kaspars Jekabsons (1), John McMichael (2), Jeremy Lins (2), Yury Kronn (3)

Shanmugamurthy Lakshmanan

Harry Jabs, M.S., and Beverly Rubik, Ph.D.

Gerald H. Pollack, PhD

Garret Moddel

Ryan S. Wood

Richard A. Blasband, M.D.