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76PSI Spiesexperimenter or just a few series. While it would berash to say that anyone can run a successfulGanzfeld experiment, there can be no doubt that, in thehands of a competent experimenter, the Ganzfeld-ESPis a repeatable experiment. [Emphasis in original.] 9Harold E. Puthoff, one of the pioneers of remote viewing,agreed that with more modern methodolgy, such as metaanalysis,more acceptance has been gained in the scientificcommunity. He said:Early on there was a relative degree of nonacceptanceexcept by people who were predisposed to believethat there might be something to it. So the big change inthe intervening years since I finished working in that areais that experiments have continued to be replicated byvarious laboratories. I would say that things havechanged. Scientists are more willing to take an objectivelook today. There is a broader climate of acceptance. 10It was into this “climate of acceptance” that remote viewingwas first introduced.But to trace the development of remote viewing, one mustfirst trace the development of the one man most responsible fortoday’s understanding and use of the phenomenon: IngoSwann.Swann is a remarkable person. Generally soft-spoken, hesits with cigar and wine glass in hand in his 19th-centurybrick office/studio/home in New York City, impressing visitorswith his paintings, his knowledge of science and history, andhis descriptions of psychic travels.