The Phenomenon of Remote Viewing: How Did it Get Started? - Mysterious Universe

The topic of remote viewing is a familiar one. Studied for purposes of espionage, certain governments thought it would be a handy and cost effective method to spy on one another. As far back as 1952, the CIA was examining the phenomenon for its application as a tool of psychological warfare. But it wasn't just sneaky tactics being studied. The hope was to use Remote Viewing as a means of discovering answers to everything. As described in this next report, Remote Viewing: Some Seriously Weird Projects, the CIA dug deeper for answers to strange, long-standing questions. What they didn't expect (actually they probably did) was to uncover the presence of aliens, the truth about Dogman, and magical skills of the Loch Ness Monster. That's the kind of stuff that makes agencies go nuts--and then bury the findings. (CM)

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