Psi Research

Psi research (also called parapsychology) is the scientific investigation of psychic phenomena—experiences that suggest the mind can perceive information or influence the physical world through means not explained by current scientific understanding.

The term "psi" (Ψ, the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet) was adopted in 1942 to provide a neutral scientific term for these phenomena, avoiding loaded words like "supernatural" or "paranormal."

Multiple independent meta-analyses have concluded that psi effects are statistically real, even if small. Key findings include:

• ✓Statistical significance: Effects consistently exceed chance expectations across thousands of trials and multiple labs
• ✓Replication: Effects have been replicated by independent researchers using different methodologies
• ✓Robust protocols: Modern studies use double-blind conditions, automated systems, and pre-registration

Social RV is building the world's largest dataset of verified remote viewing sessions. Every session you complete contributes to consciousness research:

• •Blind protocols — All sessions are submitted before target reveal
• •Timestamped verification — Blockchain-backed proof of session timing
• •Open data — Platform-wide statistics available to researchers
• •Large sample size — Thousands of sessions for robust analysis