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Feeling the Future: Experimental Evidence for Anomalous Retroactive Influences on Cognition and Affect

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Nine experiments reporting that people responded to stimuli before they were shown, published in a leading psychology journal. Replications failed, and the paper became a case study in the replication crisis. Speakers cite it for both readings: as evidence for precognition and as a lesson in method.

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IdentifierDOI 10.1037/a0021524; JPSP 100(3):407–425 (2011)
Issuing bodyDaryl J. Bem; Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 100(3)
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Bem, D. J. (2011). Feeling the future: Experimental evidence for anomalous retroactive influences on cognition and affect. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 100(3), 407–425. The term psi denotes anomalous processes of information or energy transfer that are currently unexplained…

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  • 1:30:51 Meet The Scientist BANNED By TED Talks (ft. Rupert Sheldrake)
  • 0:24:28 "Aliens Are Accelerating Human Evolution!" (Ft. Chris Ramsay)

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  • Meet The Scientist BANNED By TED Talks (ft. Rupert Sheldrake) 11 September 2024

    • 1:30:51
      theme of the book is about telepathy but also things like animals giving warnings of earthquakes and tsunamis feeling the future is there something about because I think about what is adaptive in mankind and it's like prefrontal cortex or what would what would proverbially know be known as kind of a left
    • 1:30:51 cited on the show
  • "Aliens Are Accelerating Human Evolution!" (Ft. Chris Ramsay) 22 March 2025

    • 0:24:28
      for Stargate, right? made up of like I think like a dozen of the best minds in America like you had Dr. Daryl Bem was part of that renowned parasychological um researcher and you had Dr. Schwarz who invented uh what the nutrino beam or something he won a Nobel prize. You had a doctor was it Zimardo who
    • 0:24:28 cited on the show

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  • 1:30:51 Meet The Scientist BANNED By TED Talks (ft. Rupert Sheldrake)
    theme of the book is about telepathy but also things like animals giving warnings of earthquakes and tsunamis feeling the future is there something about because I think about what is adaptive in mankind and it's like prefrontal cortex or what would what would proverbially know be known as kind of a left
  • 0:24:28 "Aliens Are Accelerating Human Evolution!" (Ft. Chris Ramsay)
    for Stargate, right? made up of like I think like a dozen of the best minds in America like you had Dr. Daryl Bem was part of that renowned parasychological um researcher and you had Dr. Schwarz who invented uh what the nutrino beam or something he won a Nobel prize. You had a doctor was it Zimardo who
  • Feeling the Future: Experimental Evidence for Anomalous Retroactive Influences on Cognition and Affect Daryl J. Bem; Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 100(3) · 2011

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