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JACQUES F. VALLEE, Ph.D. ( http://www.jacquesvallee.net/ )
Keynote Speaker, Saturday Speakers Reception
< at the 2007 International Remote Viewing Association conference: http://irvaconference.org/ >
"THE SOFTWARE OF CONSCIOUSNESS:
Personal recollections from the early days of the remote viewing program"
Duration: 01:11:08
Audio: 128kbps mp3
Video: 640 x 480 XviD
Size: 555mb
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Jacques Vallee - July 20th 2008 interview (UFOs)
< on Binnall of America: http://binnallofamerica.com/ >
- BOAA331A.mp3 (0:58:05, 56kbps mp3, 23.2mb)
- BOAA331B.mp3 (0:56:49, 56kbps mp3, 22.7mb)
Jacques Vallee - September 17th 2007 interview (remote viewing)
< on Coast to Coast AM: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/ >
- Coast to Coast - Sep 17 2007 - Hour 2.mp3 (038:26, 48kbps mp3, 13.2mb)
- Coast to Coast - Sep 17 2007 - Hour 3.mp3 (038:30, 48kbps mp3, 13.2mb)
- Coast to Coast - Sep 17 2007 - Hour 4.mp3 (037:10, 48kbps mp3, 12.7mb)
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A legendary computer scientist, trained astrophysicist, and highly respected investigator of unidentified aerial phenomena,
Dr. Jacques Vallee unveils some of the computer-science roots of remote viewing. He tells of his role of consultant and
advisor to SRI-International's human consciousness program, and his interactions with Hal Puthoff, Russell Targ, and
particularly Ingo Swann through a long portion of the program's development. Along the way, he delves into some of the
perplexities he sees as a scientist about the nature of time. Dr. Vallee also reveals a surprising trend he and his
colleagues observed as they created Arpanet, the forerunner of the Internet. As computer scientists tried to cope with the
relatively primitive computer communications processes then available, they noticed that what could only be described as
psychic augmentation to the communications was filtering in to help the process along. Vallee also includes a fascinating
description of a combined telepathic/remote viewing experiment done with Ingo Swann, Richard Bach (author of Bridge Across
Forever and many other books), and others. During the question and answer period, Dr. Vallee answers questions about
computers and consciousness, the watershed Comida UFO report, and certain other controversial UFO topics.
Jacques Vallee was born in France, where he received a B.S. in mathematics at the Sorbonne and an M.S. in astrophysics at
Lille University. He later received his Ph.D. in computer science and artificial intelligence from Northwestern University.
Dr. Vallee was a senior researcher at SRI at the time the remote viewing program was being initiated in 1971. Jacques became
informally associated with the program and is credited by Ingo Swann for suggesting the approach (based on information
addressing) that led to the coordinate remote viewing protocol. A decade later, Dr. Vallee was brought back to SRI as a
consultant and went through formal training with Ingo Swann.
Apart from his work with information technology and finance, Jacques has had a long-term private interest in astronomy, in
writing fiction and in the frontiers of research, notably unidentified aerial phenomena. He serves as a general partner of a
Silicon Valley group that invests in North America and Europe, primarily in high-technology, and on the scientific advisory
board of Bigelow Aerospace.
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