Giovanni Battista Ermacora (1858–98) was an Italian physicist who showed early brilliance in research into electricity but devoted most of his later efforts to studying telepathy and other psychical phenomena. Ermacora was involved in investigations of physical medium Eusapia Palladino before his untimely death at age 39. Ermacora entered psychical…
…the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack. Growing the Network Software development and hardware construction began in 1997. In August the following year, the GCP began collecting data with three nodes running. The number quickly increased as the network grew toward its goal to cover the whole world, with enough independent…
…that had been said, and showed her astonishment at this remarkable dream’.Weserman claimed success in five experiments. However, the scientific community was dismissive and no attempts were made to replicate the findings. Ermacora’s Experiments In 1895 an Italian named GB Ermacora, whose training was in physics, attempted to induce telepathic…
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…introductory website. The project will be bigger, with 1000 nodes compared to a maximum of 75 in the original GCP, and will incorporate concurrent recording of social and physical (electromagnetic-EM) metrics. Each node will generate multiple random sequences and will also record a channel of raw source data. Citizen scientists…
…the latter failed in an attempt to replicate his findings.15Gilles de la Tourette (1887), 167-68.In Italy, Giovanni Battista Ermacora (1898) praised Richet’s work not just for its successful results but also because of the statistical method, ‘which seems appropriate to make evident the telepathic action even when it is extremely…
…French physiologist, Giovanni Battista Ermacora, an Italian physicist, and Giovanni Schiaparelli, an Italian astronomer. In these sittings Palladino was investigated both in darkness and in good light, and attempts at physical measurement were introduced, using such instruments as a balance and a dynamometer.46Aksakof et al. (1893). Many more investigations followed.47See…
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…out. European psi research has depended heavily on small clusters around institutes, societies and a few durable laboratories rather than large permanent departments. Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Sweden have been especially important modern nodes, with Austria and France making significant contributions in the past. European psi research is increasingly…
