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DisInfo–A Campaign To Preserve The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab As A Museum
Operated at Princeton University from 1979 to 2007, PEAR is internationally renowned for its studies of human/machine anomalies and the role of consciousness in the construction of physical reality. Its legacy is now being carried forward by International Consciousness Research … Continue reading
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