We make every attempt to publish the most accurate Remote Viewing data and conclusions possible (hereafter ‘information’). However, it should be understood by the consumer of this information that Remote Viewing is not 100% accurate.
There are 3 phases of Remote Viewing:
Phase 1: Target set-up & cueing
Phase 2: Remote Viewing session
Phase 3: Session analysis
Each phase of Remote Viewing carries risks which may negatively affect the accuracy of this information.
If a target is not set-up and cued properly, it may negatively affect this information.
The Remote Viewing session is recognized to have a 20% running error rate in data acquired. Post-session strategies and working with multiple Remote Viewers can mitigate this risk somewhat, however this risk still exists at some percentage.
Session analysis can be fraught with human cognitive biases in drawing conclusions about session data. Extensive follow-on work and team-based analysis are often used to mitigate this risk. However, there will always be some risk in session analysis which may negatively affect the accuracy of this information.
Risks in all three phases may interact and compound one another, negatively affecting the accuracy of this information. For more information on how these risks may interact, see the following video:
The work published on standardremoteviewing.com, our newsletter, and YouTube channel is intended as informational only. Any information received by, or concluded from these sources should be applied in a reasonable manner.
Understand that we do not solicit or execute trades or give investment advice, are not registered as brokers or advisers with any federal, state, or provincial agency, and encourage consultation with a licensed representative or registered investment professional prior to making any particular investment or using any investment strategy.