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Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500420001-2 STAT DST-1810S8-387-75 September 1975 where Ep(B) is the potential (psychic) energy of the investigated re- spondent. From this equation it follows that the rest mass of the mention, at the moment when the mental process starts (i.e., when the respondent emits the first mention), and when numerically Ep(B) = E, is expressed by the relationship: 2) const m. = 2,2 ° c Qo = where 2, = ¢ is the rest-time factor of man's mental abilities. Thus, the mental structure (nervous system) of each respondent forms and emits its own mentions whose rest mass, according to experimental results to date, is approximately 106 to 19° times smaller than the rest mass of the |immeson, which is mo = 10712 to i097 13, The smallest values of total mention energy that were measured indirectly at the moment when the mental process began ranged from 0.384+107 29 to 9.744 107 10 erg, which is approximately the same level as the energy of X-rays; the quotient of this energy range's relative amplitude is roughly 25. Kahuda assumes that after the commencement of the mental process, in the course of its formation, the velocities of the men- tions' material motions may increase severalfold, so that the total mention energy according to equation 1 may be considerable, even though the average respondent's initial energy is equal only to the_mean energy necessary for the visual stimulation of the human eye (2.1°10710 erg/sec). For high velocities Kahuda thinks that it will now be possible to actually develop quantum mentiodynamics as the quantum theory of mention fields. (U) Mention energy, which may be the essence of the propagating changes and energetic information in mental processes, is an as-yet unknown form of energy in human beings. It occurs in quanta that cannot be measured directly with the instrumentation presently available. Therefore, Kahuda measured the quantitative values of potential energy (Ep(B)) indirectly. (U) Kahuda's results indicate that electromagnetic processes alone cannot be the vehicles of psychic processes, and that within the framework of the entire complex mental structure there must also exist another carrier of mental processes, one that permits the propagation of psychic reactions and interactions at velocities greater than the velocity of light in vacuum. In Kahuda's opinion, it is indisputable that mentions do exist, but he points out that the discovery and experimental verification of mentions will require a thorough theoretical knowledge of their possible characteristics and the most sophisticated and most accurate measuring equipment that sci- ence will be able to develop. 27 (Reverse Blank) |e-cunovanad ™ Approved For Release 2003/0 787R000500420001-2