After 60 years of active research scientists claim that the existence of a collective consciousness has never been any more certain.
The “Noosphere” as they call it is real and existing all around us.
The Global Consciousness Project is an evolutionary step from 50 years of research that started in the 60s. Electronic circuits were created to act as ‘coin flippers’ where instead of coins they flipped bits, digital bits.
In the experiment ‘heads’ were 1s and ‘tails’ were 0s. The system would then generate random sequences of 1s and 0s.
Scientists took people and asked them to focus their mind so the system can create more 1s. Shockingly at the end of the day there would be a spike showing that the Random Number Generator (RNG) generated more 1s than 0s.
After years of studies and meta analysis they discovered that there were biases showing in the randomness. The systems that should be random are no longer behaving randomly whenever people mentally interact with them.
These mind boggling results gave scientists an idea to create RNG eggs all around the world which will constantly work and acquire data. This is when The Global Consciousness Project was born.
As of now, there are around 60 of these eggs. They are located in Europe, the US, Canada, India, Fiji, New Zealand, Japan, China, Russia, Brazil, Africa, Thailand, South America, and Australia.
To better understand how these RNG ‘eggs’ work imagine that each egg is flipping a coin and trying to guess the outcome. Each time they guess correctly, they consider it a “hit”. The eggs do this 100 times every second. You would expect that, with enough attempts, you’d break even at about 50/50, right? Well here’s where things get interesting…
The Global Consciousness Project has found that they start getting tons of hits, far more than pure chance should allow, coinciding with BIG ‘global events’.
For example, just hours before the first plane hit the towers on 9/11, researchers began noticing huge spikes in the number of hits received, an anomaly they first saw when Princess Diana died.
These spikes continued to appear around airplane crashes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and even events like the opening ceremony of the Olympics. There was a spike even when the whole world waited to hear The OJ Simpson verdict.
Once this pattern began emerging they did what anyone would do: they started taking a closer look at the numbers surrounding global events, holidays, and tragedies.
After 20 years of tracking BIG events they released surprising results. In fact, the results they just released are so far above chance it’s actually kind of shocking.
Over the 426 pre-determined events measured in the entirety of the project, the recorded probability of a hit was greater than 1 in 2. Way more.
The probability is one in a trillion that the effect is due to chance!
Solely this proves an existence of some kind of collective, whether that’s a mind, entity or consciousness.
The evidence suggests an emerging noosphere or the unifying field of consciousness described by sages in all cultures.
Does this explain things like deja vu? That feeling you get when you just know a friend is going to call you and suddenly your phone rings? Those “bad vibes” that make you take another route home only to find your normal trajectory featured on the 6′ o’clock news?
The Global Consciousness Project now is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration of scientists and engineers. They continuously collect data from a global network of physical random number generators at any given time.
They created a mobile app which can notify you whenever there is a spike near your location, or on a global scale. You can also track the activity of RNGs all around the world.
Intention is not the only important thing, says scientist Dean Radin. Attention has a force that can change an outcome and this force can probably be measured.
If many people come together, all focusing their attention towards a certain target, with enough attentive force they can literally change matter itself.
Sources:
– Global Consciousness Project;
– Week In Weird;
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