Psychokinesis

If this theory holds true I hypothesis that all telepaths have the potential to teleport the wave function for an object by connecting to the frequency of the object and projecting the information as they do thoughts. Telepaths with the Charisma ability or area information projection would potentially be able to send the information to an area instead of needing to have a human receiver. Perhaps a locality can have an energy signature feel for sending the wave function to.

Potential talents required to train for successful teleportation.

Probability outcome training IE dice roulette etc

Telepathic image sending

Remote pk and pk under glass.

Ro, your flow chart is interesting. I can only understand it on a superficial level, though.

There was an interesting teleportation technique a Russian developed. I don't know how valid it is, but could see it as being plausible after watching the training video. I did this a while ago, so I'll have to try to find the link again at some point. Ah, I bookmarked an English page about it, here: http://teleportation-101.blogspot.com/2009/05/parts-to-teleportation-process-need.html

The video I saw wasn't in the greatest of shape and was pretty choppy. If it was cut-down with the extra stuff left out, it would last less than ten minutes, I think.


Whoamiz, you'll probably need to take the passive approach to quiet the mind down. If active use of pk is causing seizures, then continuing to do it could cause damage from the seizures. There are other ways to activate the mind, but causing seizures can't be a good thing. I would go the passive route and activate your mind another way. (Just my opinion and means nothing.)

I have definitely been informed that I was incorrect in my attributing this model to LeoDragon although I still think that it has some good angles for investigation.

In regards to the telepathic teleportation angle I postulated before I found this article during my research. I just wanted to add it as it supports some experiments I have done in regards to sharing emotionally charged experiences and using the reciting of said experience to activate memory or those it was shared with.

I will add the url and the article in total below

Quantum pseudo-telepathy is a phenomenon in quantum game theory resulting in anomalously high success rates in coordination games between separated players. These high success rates would seem to require communication between the players; however, the game is set up such that during the game, this is physically impossible. Quantum pseudo-telepathy relies on the fact that the quantum laws of physics are subtly non-local and allow violations of the Bell inequalities. This means that for quantum pseudo-telepathy to occur, prior to the game the participants need to share a physical system in an entangled quantum state, and during the game have to execute measurements on this entangled state as part of their game strategy. Games in which the application of such a quantum strategy leads to pseudo-telepathy are also referred to as quantum non-locality games.

In their 1999 paper,^[1]Gilles Brassard, Richard Cleve and Alain Tapp demonstrated that winning quantum strategies can exist in simple games for which in the absence of quantum entanglement a winning strategy can result only if the participants were allowed to communicate. The term quantum pseudo-telepathy was later introduced^[2] for this phenomenon. The prefix 'pseudo' is appropriate, as the quantum non-locality effects that are at the heart of the phenomenon do not allow any transfer of information, but rather eliminate the need to exchange information between the players for achieving a mutual win in the game.

The phenomenon of quantum pseudo-telepathy is mostly used as a powerful and explicit thought experiment of the non-local characteristics of quantum mechanics. Yet, the effect is real and subject to experimental verification, as demonstrated by the experimental confirmation of the violation of the Bell inequalities.

Contents [hide] 1 The Mermin-Peres magic square game 2 Current research 3 See also 4 Notes

[edit] The Mermin-Peres magic square game

An example of quantum pseudo-telepathy can be observed in the following two-player coordination game in which the participants fill one row and one column of a 3x3 table with plus and minus signs.

The two players Alice and Bob are separated so that no communication between them is possible. In each round of the game Alice gets informed which row is selected, and Bob is being told which column is selected. Alice does not get to know the column Bob has been presented with, and vice versa (Bob remains unaware of the row presented to Alice). Alice and Bob both have to put the same sign in the cell common to the row and column selected. Furthermore (and this is the catch), Alice has to fill the remainder of the row such that there is an even number of signs in that row, whilst Bob has to fill the remainder of the column such that there is an odd number of signs in that column.

It is easy to see that any prior agreement between Alice and Bob on the use of specific tables filled with + and signs is not going to help them. The reason being that such tables simply do not exist: as these would be self-contradictory with the sum of the minus signs in the table being even based on row sums, and being odd when using column sums.

So, how can Alice and Bob succeed in their task?

The trick is for Alice and Bob to share an entangled quantum state and to use specific measurements on their components of the entangled state to derive the table entries. A suitable correlated state consists of a pair of Bell states:

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here |+> and |-> are eigenstates of the Pauli operator S_z with eigenvalues +1 and -1, respectively, whilst the subscripts a and b denote which component of each Bell state is going to Alice and which one goes to Bob.

Observables for these components can be written as products of the Pauli spin matrices:

Products of these Pauli spin operators can be used to fill the 3x3 table such that each row and each column contains a mutually commuting set of observables with eigenvalues +1 and -1, and with the product of the obervables in each row being the identity operator, and the product of observables in each column equating to minus the identity operator. This so-called Mermin-Peres magic square^[3] is shown in below table.

Effectively, while it is not possible to construct a 3x3 table with entries +1 and -1 such that the product of the elements in each row equals +1 and the product of elements in each column equals -1, it is possible to do so with the richer algebraic structure based on spin matrices.

[edit] Current research

It has been demonstrated^[4] that the above described game is the simplest two-player game in which quantum pseudo-telepathy can occur. Other games in which Quantum pseudo-telepathy occurs have been studied, including larger magic square games,^[5] graph colouring games^[6] and multiplayer games involving more than two participants.^[7] Recent studies tackle the question of the robustness of the effect against noise due to imperfect measurements on the coherent quantum state.^[8]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_pseudo-telepathy

Wow! Great post Ro! I love this teleportation theory.

I may just have to incorporate teleportation (let's call it TP) into my daily PK training schedule. Makes me so excited thinking about this, because I know whithout a doubt that it can be done. Just a matter of 'discovering' the correct mind technique.

Thanks for the inspiration!

Wow, thanks Sussch!

"A Nobel Prize winning biologist has ignited controversy after publishing details of an experiment in which a fragment of DNA appeared to teleport or imprint itself between test tubes."

 

http://news.techworld.com/personal-tech/3256631/dna-molecules-can-teleport-nobel-prize-winner-claims/

Some have suggested the 7hz EM field is acting as a carrier wave to transport the resonant frequency of DNA.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12844841/1012.5166v1.pdf

 

We are getting close to understanding this phenomenon and having accepted by the religion of science ;)

Now it's that kind of thing that gets me excited. Thanks Shirak. I've had teleportation in the back of my mind. I haven't yet started training in that discipline yet though.

I wish I could study PK full-time. That would be so amazing! Actually, I'd like to someday set up some kind of World HQ for psions. A place to share & learn PK technqiues. Some remote location surrounded by nature, in the mountains of China, or something like that.....ha ha. Just a dream :))

O12 I could not find where in this video the teleportation reference was. I have been trying to do teleportation as you describe in your journal entries on my walks home. I am very interested in spatial sliding =

-- Edited by Shirak on Saturday 30th of April 2011 10:22:33 PM

I am going to get more into teleportation with small objects to start. I think it is very related to levitation.