March 30, 2000: Remote Viewing - Ingo Swann

Art Bell interviews Ingo Swann, widely regarded as the originator of remote viewing, in a rare public appearance. Swann recounts how his early psychokinesis experiments at Stanford Research Institute caught the attention of intelligence agencies after he disrupted a buried quark detector simply by attempting to visualize it. The incident prompted immediate government interest and funding for what became a classified 18-year program. Swann credits physicist Hal Puthoff with making the program… Full show notes & guests: https://artbellarchive.org/episode/march-30-2000-remote-viewing-ingo-swann