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Lucianarchy

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Dec 8, 2001, 5:22:03 AM12/8/01
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Global Consciousness Project Analysis for September 11, 2001

Dean Radin

Institute of Noetic Sciences

Based upon an analysis of 3 months of GCP data, I conclude that a statistical anomaly occurred that was associated with the date,
time and general location of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. There is also evidence that the anomaly began to appear a
few hours before the widely visible events unfolded.

Data analysis procedure

download daily raw datafile for June 16 through September 20, 2001

calculate daily empirical mean and sd per egg

exclude any raw egg values less than or equal to 50 or more than or equal to 150, and eggs with daily empirical means > 103 or < 97,
or sd > 6 or sd < 8 (these thresholds are used as indicators that the eggs malfunctioned; well over 99% of the egg data were usable)

use resulting mean & sd to calculate a t-score (199df) per egg, per day

t (199df) is approximately equal to z, calculate z-squared per egg

sum up all z-squares across eggs, per day, keeping track of the number of eggs

create 5-minute consolidations of the per-second data, as sums of z-squares

analyze data using 6 hour sliding window

calculate z score equivalent for the resulting chi-squares & df

calculate odds associated with the z scores

plot results

Figure 1. z scores of 5-minute summaries, across all eggs, June 16 - September 20, 2001

Figure 2. Histogram of observed and expected z scores in Figure 1, illustrating that overall the eggs are well-behaved. The
theoretical mean for z scores = 0; the observed mean is z = -0.0008. The theoretical standard deviation is 1, the observed sd =
0.9977. The Stouffer Z for the observed mean shift is z = -0.130.

Figure 3. z scores associated with 6-hour sliding window applied to z scores in Figure 1.

Figure 4. One tailed odds against chance for z scores in Figure 3. The large peak is September 11, 9:30 AM.

Figure 5. Subset of z scores from Figure 3, for September 11, 2001. The probability of dropping 6.5 standard deviations in a period
of 8 hours or less, determined by randomized permutation analysis applied to data from June 15 to Sept 18, is p = 0.002.

Figure 6. Two-tailed odds against chance for z scores in Figure 5.

Figure 7. Observed z scores (in blue, 6-hour sliding window, September 3 to 13) vs. similar scores (in pink) using pseudorandomly
generated data. This confirms that the analytical method does not introduce artifacts into the results. The "0" on the x-axis
indicates the beginning of a day boundary.

Figure 8. One-tailed odds associated with the z scores in Figure 5, on a log scale.

Figure 9. Dates associated with maximum z scores obtained after applying sliding windows ranging from 5 minutes to 12 hours in
length, in 5 minute increments (a total of 144 windows), to data from July 15 - September 16. The date where the majority (60%) of
the maximum z scores occurs is September 11. This indicates that the anomaly observed on September 11 is not especially sensitive to
the choice of specific window lengths.

Figure 10. Number of times that September 11appears in the top 10 maximum z scores, after applying the 144 different window lengths.
The majority of maximum z scores appears in window lengths ranging from 5.2 to 6.8 hours, suggesting that the length of the "event"
on September 11 may be in this range.

Figure 11. Time of day associated with sliding windows resulting in maximum z scores observed on September 11. The clustering of
times suggests that the "event" may have had three especially meaningful moments.

Figure 12. z scores associated with individual eggs shown in composite in Figure 5.

Egg
Type
Host
Category
Hemisphere

111
Auckland
New Zealand
Australia
East

161
Sydney
Australia
Australia
East

1024
Auckland
New Zealand
Australia
East

37
Neuchâtel
Switzerland
Europe
East

101
Edinburgh
Scotland
Europe
East

105
Paris
France
Europe
East

107
Freiburg
Germany
Europe
East

112
Neuchâtel
Switzerland
Europe
East

116
Wien
Austria
Europe
East

134
Malmö
Sweden
Europe
East

142
Søborg
Denmark
Europe
East

1022
Braunschweig
Germany
Europe
East

2006
England
England
Europe
East

2173
Toulouse
France
Europe
East

114
Madras
India
Other
East

119
Grahamstown
South Africa
Other
East

1026
Bangalore
India
Other
East

2225
Sheva
Israel
Other
East

108
Sao
Brazil
South Am
West

1013
Mogi
Brazil
South Am
West

1
NJ
USA
USA
West

28
NJ
USA
USA
West

34
NJ
USA
USA
West

106
NY
USA
USA
West

110
CO
USA
USA
West

115
Alberta
Canada
USA
West

118
CA
USA
USA
West

226
Ontario
Canada
USA
West

1005
CA
USA
USA
West

1021
CA
USA
USA
West

1029
NC
USA
USA
West

1223
NC
USA
USA
West

2000
WI
USA
USA
West

2001
CA
USA
USA
West

2002
TX
USA
USA
West

2222
MI
USA
USA
West

Table 1. This lists the egg numbers and their associated locations in terms of state or region, country, continent (roughly), and
hemisphere.

Category
z(9:10 AM)

West Hemi
3.14

East Hemi
1.57

Table 2. Analysis of 6-hour windowed Stouffer Z scores associated with 9:10 AM, September 11, by combining all eggs within each
hemisphere. This suggests that a larger effect "occurred" in the Western hemisphere

Category
Num
z(9:10 AM)

Australia
3
1.12

Europe
11
0.34

Other
4
1.80

South Am
2
2.15

North Am
16
2.57

Table 3. Analysis of 6-hour windowed Stouffer Z scores at 9:10 AM, by country, possibly suggesting that the primary "effect" took
place in North America.

Region
Num
Comp Peak

East
7
3.0

Middle
5
0.9

West
4
0.2

Table 4. Analysis of North American eggs, suggesting that the primary "effect" was in the East coast.

Summary: Through analysis of 144 sliding windows, from 5 minutes to 12 hours, in 5 minute increments, we find that over a period of
3 months, one date is associated with a statistical anomaly: September 11, 2001. On this date, the time range appearing most often
is 6 AM - 10 AM, peaking around 9:00 - 10:00 AM, and the location primarily the East Coast of the USA.

http://noosphere.princeton.edu/dean/wtc0921.html

gea.jones0

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Dec 8, 2001, 9:41:17 AM12/8/01
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"Lucianarchy" <lu...@narchy.frsrv.net> wrote in message
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> definitely food for thought [[ did i say that ? ]]

god, the humiliation !1!!!!
>


gea.jones0

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Dec 8, 2001, 10:58:11 AM12/8/01
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"Lucianarchy" <lu...@narchy.frsrv.net> wrote in message
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> you know it is strange . i can remember doing a very similar


experiment at school. this is some years ago.

oddly enough it was with chickens

timewise i think it must have come first

gea jones>
>


Uncle Al

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Dec 8, 2001, 11:23:05 AM12/8/01
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Lucianarchy wrote:
>
> Global Consciousness Project Analysis for September 11, 2001
>
> Dean Radin
>
> Institute of Noetic Sciences
[snip]

Sub-zero content. When you make a prediction before rather than after
the event, get back to us.

One is vastly amused that Princess Diana's huge and expensive stable
of psychics, astrologers, and other vermin one and all missed a little
blip on her chart that plunged them all into immediate unemployment.
Where were the calls of "disaster!" prior to 11 Sept 2001? How 'bout
the Muslim psychic bunghole artistes and the dropping of a daisycutter
munition?

"See, the charts said Lower Elbonia would be daisycuttered exactly
when it happened, mas Allah!"

The Book of Mormon exactly predicts Columbus discovering the New World
- exact to the very day! This would carry more weight if the Book of
Mormon had been written pror to 1492 rather than in 1830.

Go ahead, make a verifiable prediction into the future rather than
into the past. We'll wait. Religion is always jam yesterday and
maramalade tomorrow, but dry toast for breakfast today. Test of
faith!

Uncle Al says, "there are 27O million Americans. The US is filthy
with one-in-a-million events."

--
Uncle Al
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/
(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Net!

Amadeus

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Dec 8, 2001, 12:27:09 PM12/8/01
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Boy, you do talk a lot of bollocks, don't you?

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Bashar

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Dec 9, 2001, 3:53:11 AM12/9/01
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On 12/8/01 2:22 AM, in article 9uspfk$gk8$1...@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk,
"Lucianarchy" <lu...@narchy.frsrv.net> wrote:

> Global Consciousness Project Analysis for September 11, 2001
>
> Dean Radin
>
> Institute of Noetic Sciences
>
> Based upon an analysis of 3 months of GCP data, I conclude that a statistical
> anomaly occurred that was associated with the date,
> time and general location of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.


He means based on a load of bullshit.

Steve

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Dec 9, 2001, 5:41:33 AM12/9/01
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>Based upon an analysis of 3 months of GCP data, I conclude that a statistical
>anomaly occurred that was associated with the date,
>time and general location of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
>There is also evidence that the anomaly began to appear a
>few hours before the widely visible events unfolded.
>

Based on an analysis of your data, I conclude that you are one cog short of a
clock mechanism.

Y2k1Steve...
"I never learned a damn thing until I thought I knew everything"


John Griffin

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Dec 10, 2001, 1:11:50 AM12/10/01
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"Lucianarchy" <lu...@narchy.frsrv.net> wrote

> Global Consciousness Project Analysis for September 11, 2001
>
> Dean Radin
>
> Institute of Noetic Sciences

That's a cute euphemism for Institute of Horseshit.

> Based upon an analysis of 3 months of GCP data, I conclude that a
statistical anomaly occurred

Isn't that a hell of a deal?! A statistical anomaly! Years of work, tens
of millions of dollars, thousands (okay, maybe dozens) of gullible people
buffaloed, and he reports a statistical fucking anomaly.

Most likely, the statistical anomaly was factitious. I'm glad he didn't try
to "conclude" some other kind of anomaly, cause and effect, etc.

Uncle Nono

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Dec 15, 2001, 8:10:52 PM12/15/01
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Speaking of eggs, I just found eggs for 75 cents per dozen at Oak Glen
today! That's a 50 cents savings! I just felt I had to share that for
anyone reading from Riverside or San Berdo Counties.
--
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Our Family Website: http://members.tripod.com/unclenono/Kingstons/index.htm
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Uncle Nono

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Dec 15, 2001, 8:10:51 PM12/15/01
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Well said, Uncle Al! My curiosity leads me to wonder what anyone's eggs
have to do with the September 11 attacks. In fact, I don't understand how
eggs can predict the future. I would surely be interested to learn, but no
one's eggs have had anything to do with my future but my own eggs.
--
Uncle Nono
uncle...@verizon.net

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Uncle Al

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Dec 15, 2001, 10:26:24 PM12/15/01
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Uncle Nono wrote:
>
> Speaking of eggs, I just found eggs for 75 cents per dozen at Oak Glen
> today! That's a 50 cents savings! I just felt I had to share that for
> anyone reading from Riverside or San Berdo Counties.
> --
> Uncle Nono
> uncle...@verizon.net
[snip]

Like a pimple on the face of superhumanity.

Old Man

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Dec 19, 2001, 7:21:51 PM12/19/01
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Uncle Nono <uncle...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Well said, Uncle Al! My curiosity leads me to wonder what anyone's eggs
> have to do with the September 11 attacks. In fact, I don't understand how
> eggs can predict the future. I would surely be interested to learn, but
no
> one's eggs have had anything to do with my future but my own eggs.
> --
> Uncle Nono

Get this off topic crap off of sci.physics. [Old Man]

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