The effect of mental activation on a quantum random distribution

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The study explores precognition as a form of psi, where future events may influence present actions. Conducted with smokers exposed to high-arousal visual stimuli, the research aimed to determine if such stimuli could enhance precognition, impacting a quantum random distribution favorably for participants. Results showed strong evidence for precognition, with no significant differences based on gender or nicotine dependency. The thesis discusses various quantum mechanics models and addresses the study's limitations and implications for understanding psi phenomena.