Associative remote viewing tips

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astraloid

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After reading Greg Kolodziejyk's article "13-YEAR ASSOCIATIVE REMOTE VIEWING EXPERIMENT RESULTS," I've been trying to amass some helpful tips:

-quantity and quality of trials are both important but in my experience, quality seems to be more important than quantity.
-He sees that solar winds interfere in a way that is minor but significant, so I was thinking of constructing a tin-foil suit to function as a Faraday Cage (I've done some research and garden variety tin foil functions as an excellent Faraday cage).

Any input?
 
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tbone

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I kept track of solar winds at times back in my ARV days but didn't really notice any difference. I looked at some pictures on DuckDuckGO of tin foil suits. :D They don't look that difficult to make. If you end up making one and notice some difference in performance I would like to hear about it. I wonder if you would have to "earth" it somehow. I think Faraday cages are supposed to be grounded. Maybe run a wire out a window to a conductive stake buried in the ground and wrap it around your ankle? Now I want to try this.
 
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RVTrainee001

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simple chicken wire cage will already do wonders. you may ground them but in order for faraday cages to work, grounding is in fact not needed.

i got to view inside a faraday cage and it was....not that special that i could tell. perhaps it works for some people
 
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astraloid

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RVTrainee001 said:
simple chicken wire cage will already do wonders. you may ground them but in order for faraday cages to work, grounding is in fact not needed.

i got to view inside a faraday cage and it was....not that special that i could tell. perhaps it works for some people
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To be fair, Greg said that the difference in percentage was only about 2 percent, which is statistically significant (strictly speaking) but still very minor, probably too minor for most people to notice unless they're really looking for it with statistical methods.
 
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