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Information, consciousness, and health
1School of Engineering and Applied Science, Princeton University, NJ, USA.
Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine
|May 1, 1996
Summary
Consciousness can influence random digital information and acquire distant target data, irrespective of distance or time. These findings suggest consciousness may impact physiological information processes.
Area of Science:
- Investigates the intersection of consciousness, information theory, and quantum physics.
- Explores the potential of consciousness to influence random systems and acquire remote information.
Background:
- Empirical data over 16 years on human/machine interactions.
- Established remote perception studies exploring information acquisition.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide evidence that consciousness can add information to random digital strings.
- To demonstrate the anomalous acquisition of information about distant physical targets.
- To explore the implications for human health and physiological processes.
Main Methods:
- 16-year empirical assessment of anomalous human/machine interactions.
- Parallel program of remote perception studies.
- Analysis of information transfer independent of distance and time.
Main Results:
- Strong evidence that consciousness can add information to random digital strings.
- Demonstrated anomalous acquisition of information about distant physical targets.
- Observed no dependence on distance or time for these consciousness abilities.
Conclusions:
- Consciousness possesses capabilities to influence information in random systems and acquire remote data.
- These abilities are independent of spatial separation and temporal delay.
- Physiological information processes, involving randomness, may be influenced by conscious volition, with potential health implications.