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Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400320001-8 CPYRGHT I (5) The possibility of "guess by chance” should be ruled out statistically from the experimental results; in other words, the results should have "statistical significance." Under these strict experimental conditions, some subjects whose functions were stronger were tested with dozens of specimens. The rate of absolutely correct identifications was more than 80 percent ,*»” which indicated that wt one of the special inductive functions, the so called recognizing the t characters with the ears,'' existed objectively. Scientists in Beijing University further found in experiments that among over 70 children aged about 10, a considerable proportion of subjects had the special inductive function of "recognizing the characters with 9 the ears."®? They concluded that this kind of function may be a general phenomenon to a certain extent among children in the relevant age group and inferred that this function was probably a potential physiological function of the human body. The “universality' discovered thus far further verified the authenticity of the extraordinary function of the human body and provided more subjects for research work. Our experimental results also indicated that although the subjects who had the extraordinary function were not rare, there were few who had a stable strong function over the long term. In some conditions, the we experimental results could be "reproduced," but they were not as "repeatable" on demand as in ordinary physical and chemical experimentation. They often showed apparent individual differences, and an undulating “instability” in the case of one subject, As some researchers reported, apart from "recognizing characters with the ear," the human body may possess many other extraordinary functions. The researchers have searched after and observed such functions as psycho- kinesis, teleportation, and the like. Recording the equivalence-time curve of moving the hands of a watch by the extraordinary function of the human body, and observing the possibility of transfering a specimen out of a 42, Approved For Release 2000/04/J NCAERAPSS PPRED 400320001-8