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I think that looks like very GOOD work actually!

And Katz is right, for fine-tuned details it's going to take retasking (or, you'd just end up with a zillion pages of data and it'd take analysts 3 years to try and figure out 'what mattered' in all that).

This reminds me of a trial done years ago by Farsight with a Texas University. Paul Smith was the RV-side authority on that. The skeptic they brought in to help knew his stuff and unfortunately the RV guy either didn't think of this or couldn't change it. So what they basically did was, make the 'accuracy rating' based on photo-match, and then for the photos -- about 6, and this is complicated greatly by every 1 added -- basically they had a bunch of men. Famous men. With dark hair. And so the viewers had sessions including things about male, famous, dark hair, which was pretty well useless for figuring out what target it was, which was the intent of the protocol setup to begin with, and the reason that legit RV science is excruciatingly clear about differentiation in the judge's evaluation options, so you can really tell things apart.

(Even then you'd be shocked at how vastly dissimilar targets on the surface can be so incredibly similar in reality. It's a lesson about the forms and dynamics and recurring patterns in our reality, but I suspect only viewers with feedback tend to notice this.)

Anyway. Often even on allegedly poor sessions or projects, in retrospect there is a lot to learn, not only about viewing, but about target selection, tasking, evaluation of data, feedback, presentation, and more.

Thanks for this link -- this is awesome -- really appreciate it.

PJ

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