c/rupert-sheldrake
Lectures, debates, and dialogues by biologist Rupert Sheldrake — morphic resonance, telepathy, and challenging materialist science.
…line of research on the sense of being stared at using closed circuit television. A lot of this has been done by Marilyn Schlitz, who's here with us at this conference. When she was working with William Broad at the Mind Science Foundation in San…
…not all the time. There may be an experiment or bias. So the most famous one here was the replication by Marilyn Schlitz and Richard Wiseman. Richard Wiseman is a skeptic, Marilyn Schlitz is a believer. Okay, those terms are problematic, but whatever,…
…So the most famous one here was the replication by Marilyn Schlitz and Richard Wiseman. Richard Wiseman is a skeptic, Marilyn Schlitz is a believer. Okay, those terms are problematic, but whatever, they're kind of in those two different camps. And they…
…them with himself as the starer and then he got the results he expected, no effect. In his experiments with Marilyn Schlitz that Michael referred to, They were looking at people through CCTV, measuring whether their skin resistance, their emotional arousal…
…not all the time. There may be an experiment or bias. So the most famous one here was the replication by Marilyn Schlitz and Richard Wiseman. Richard Wiseman is a skeptic, Marilyn Schlitz is a believer. Okay, those terms are problematic, but whatever,…
…So the most famous one here was the replication by Marilyn Schlitz and Richard Wiseman. Richard Wiseman is a skeptic, Marilyn Schlitz is a believer. Okay, those terms are problematic, but whatever, they're kind of in those two different camps. And they…
…them with himself as the starer and then he got the results he expected, no effect. In his experiments with Marilyn Schlitz that Michael referred to, They were looking at people through CCTV, measuring whether their skin resistance, their emotional arousal…
…Deepak Chopra about something that I think could really move things forward. It hasn't happened yet. And I talked to Marilyn Schlitz about this. Institute of Neurotic Sciences. Maybe it's something that CIIS could be involved in because what I was suggesting…
…line of research on the sense of being stared at using closed circuit television. A lot of this has been done by Marilyn Schlitz, who's here with us at this conference. When she was working with William Broad at the Mind Science Foundation in San…