SSE-Japan Event #10 – Meeting Notes
By, Paul E. Cizdziel, Ph.D.
SSE-Japan Chapter Chair
Boulder SSE: Lunch and Lecture Event Announcement
Could Neutrinos be the Energy Supply of Prana & Chi?
Presented by: Debra Overberg
February 21, 2020 at Nissi's in Lafayette, Colorado
START TIME - 10:15 am - Doors open at 10 am - Lunch at Noon
Please RSVP by February 19 at http://bouldersse.org/deb-overberg-feb-21
SSE-Japan Event #10 Meeting Announcement – Complementary & Alternative Medicine Exploration
Title: Complementary & Alternative Medicine Exploration
Date & Time: Feb.06, 2020 (THUR) | 18:30-20:00
Location: National Institute of Informatics, Room #1213
2-chome-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-shi, Tokyo
Jimbocho Station exit #A8 (Toei Mita Line) – closest station
Remote Viewers Locate Building Beneath Egyptian Desert Undetected by Electronic Sensing Equipment
The 1979 discovery by remote viewers of an ancient Byzantine building buried beneath the Egyptian desert, led by Mobius Group director Stephan Schwartz, finally receives the proper publication it deserves in the Fall 2019 issue of the Journal for Scientific Exploration.
Pement Family Bequest to Boost SSE Programs
The Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) is enormously grateful to the trustees of the estates of Frederic and Mary Pement for their generous donation, which will further the SSE’s continued operations, community outreach, and growth initiatives for years to come.
Eckhard Kruse Develops Camera-Based Ouija Tracking System
Ouija boards have been used as a tool to allegedly communicate with non-physical beings for more than 100 years, but little research has been done to explore the nature of this mysterious phenomenon. In an article published in the June 30 issue of the Journal of Scientific Exploration, Dr. Eckhard Kruse, an applied computer scientist at Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University in Germany, presents a camera- and software-based system that can serve as a tool for Ouija research.
Dr. Lance Storm Examines How Imagination and Reactance May Affect Psychic Performance
How might researchers positively and negatively influence performance on psi (or “psychic”) tasks such as clairvoyance and precognition? In a study recently published in the Journal of Scientific Exploration, Dr. Lance Storm of the University of Adelaide in South Australia explored this question.
Meeting Notes from the Latest SSE-Japan Event
Paul E. Cizdziel, Ph.D.
SSE-Japan Chapter Chairman
First Meeting of the SSE-Japan Chapter
The first SSE-Japan Chapter meeting was held on February 6, 2019 at Roppongi Hobgoblins Pub. Seventeen people were in attendance, and of the attendees, slightly more than half held a university level science-focused education, and at least six attendees had a Ph.D.
Dr. Fernando Alvarez Finds an Experimenter Psi Effect in Precognition Tests with Planarians
Since 2010, biologist Dr. Fernando Alvarez of Sevilla, Spain has been adapting the methods of presentiment research to the animal kingdom, looking first at the behavior in finches, and then in recent years, planarians (a type of flatworm). In the latest issue of the Journal of Scientific Exploration (JSE), Dr. Alvarez took this research a step further by investigating how experimenter psi might influence the results of such studies.