ARV Success Rate: What would it be out of decisions? Intermediate/Beginner

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[Mulva]

How many decisions do you think a remote viewer should get correct with nesting for a beginner?
For example, if you were betting money against a friend on coin flips, heads or tails, and you did 6 ARV sessions (nesting) for each coin flip, how many guesses out of 12 should a beginner get right?
12 coin flips, 6 ARV sessions on each of the 12 guesses, maybe will get 7 out of 12 right.

And an intermediate viewer should get 8 or 9 out of 12 correct? Does this sound about right? What are your thoughts?

[Joe_Black]

the is no right answer on this, it depends on the beginner.

[katzenhai2]

It depends not on your skill but more so on the experiment (ARV).
Tasking, Feedback, Analyses and other factors "influence" the results and add unwanted noise layers.

[PJ]

Thanks for that -- it is so few people who seem to recognize that every protocol problem even subtle is a layer of noise. All of which combine and blend in to affect the end result of anything. People often seem to think that if they did X "but they got psychic data anyway" that "it doesn't matter." But this is clearly not true in practice if you track projects like this and start to see how the noise factor is torquing things all the way through.

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