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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. The Newtonian view of physics says that everything works in a _____ manner.
2. In classical physics, the experimenter was considered a _____.
3. Couples in a relationship that were used to study remote intention were called _____.
4. The ability of a quantum entity to influence another quantum particle instantaneously over any distance despite there being no change of force or energy is called _____.
5. _____ claimed that the weaker the solution, the more powerful its effect.
Short Essay Questions
1. What was Louis de Broglie's thought experiment that carried quantum theory to its logical conclusion?
2. What did President Nixon urge Americans to do to stave off some of the effects of the oil crisis?
3. According to the author, how do microtubules and dendrites represent the Internet of the body?
4. How was Brenda Dunne a counterpoint to Robert Jahn, according to the author?
5. How does quantum mechanics define space?
6. How did Karl Pribram theorize that human beings observe the world?
7. How does the author describe the moon, according to Ed Mitchell's eyewitness view of it?
8. What did Herbert Frohlich prove about coherence?
9. What are microtubules? What do they do?
10. Why does the author characterize Fritz-Albert Popp as a philosopher as much as a scientist?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe how the scientific press reacted to the discoveries of Jacques Benveniste. What did Nature Magazine say about the paper he published? How did this affect his attitude? His career?
Essay Topic 2
Explain how Ingo Swann helped Hal Puthoff in his experiments with remote viewing. How did Ingo Swann affect the magnetometer?
Essay Topic 3
Describe the experiments undertaken by Brenda Dunne and Robert Jahn regarding precognitive remote perception. How did they measure this? How did the past and future factor into their experiments? What was proven regarding these concepts of time?
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