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Balanced review on the Princeton study.

http://www.skepdic.com/pear.html

Looks bad for the PEAR folk. What do you think of this global consciousness project?

I try to keep an open mind, but follow good evidence where it leads. The quantum concepts of tunneling and entanglement are enough to convince anyone that the universe is a deeply strange place. I blogged recently on Joie Jones, MD, director at NIH, and scientist at UC Irvine holding a PhD in Physics and a professorship in Radiology. Joie is a good example of consilience between scientific method and unexplained phenomenon. Holding numerous patents in medical instrumentation and radiology, one of Joie’s prime areas of study is the ancient practice of “pranic healing” – which finds its roots in both Chinese and East Indian religion and medicine.

Joie has been researching pranic healing for twelve years and I think his results are nothing less than stunning. Moreover, his experimental results appear to be scientifically bulletproof and under constant peer review. A recent YouTube video documents Dr. Jones giving a summary lecture on his findings — nearly 900 separate experiments to-date. Spend a few minutes with Jones’ work, revealing findings that, as he says, are “difficult to explain in terms of the standard scientific paradigm.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t13QjYLX2Y

Hey Alex, I'm not familiar with the book, publications, or experiment cited in the referenced post, but it's certainly possible the researchers went a little too far in their claims; invoking quantum mechanics in trying to explain things they don't understand. It looks like they try and put too much emphasis on one (or several) experiments and open themselves up to legitimate criticism.

So, while I'm not trying to discard data that may or may not fit with the hypothesis (I'm not actually offering a hypothesis here) I will say, that I am more familiar with the data and methodology from the Global Consciousness project, which I find to be rather robust.
http://noosphere.princeton.edu/

I make no claim as to a mechanism by which any of this works, but I do believe that the mind affects the world around us.

i only found one criticism, but i don't get how it explains the variance between the high and the low, so i can't debunk this :) :
"The means of the baseline data conform to the means of the calibration data, but the variance of the baseline data is less than that of the calibration data."
http://www.csicop.org/si/show/pear_proposition_fact_or_fallacy