Jim Marrs has been studying the subject of RV for some decades but I honestly don’t think he’s ever actually tried it. At least, in a double blind sense, where he was unaware of what the target was, and so was everybody else in direct communication with him, at the time he wrote down his impressions.
Also, I don’t think he can see the wood for the trees. Too much “woo woo” and fluff for my liking. For instance, the “Psychedelic posters” on display at the Fort Meade unit were actually Ingo Swann paintings, not cheap posters. Ingo Swann never viewed operationally but did teach one course, to one set of students, at the operational Fort Meade Unit. There are other inaccuracies with the video but I’m not going to list them all, I’d be here for hours.
Mind you, he’s not the worst. There’s one “researcher”, Courtney Brown, who specializes in JUST setting projects with unverifiable feedback. Aliens, Atlantis, all sorts.
Then the bugger has the gall to call it “Scientific Remote Viewing” and charges pay per view or $20 for a DVD. “Woo! Woo! This Remote Viewing PROVES there really is an alien base up Uranus.”
Yeah, right. I have harangued him to release all his data for true peer review, but he has not done so. So I guess I’ll just have to release my own and show people how you actually release a project worthy of being called “scientific” and “objective”.
