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The SRI experiments
Inside the Stanford Research Institute, Where the CIA Tested Psychic SpiesBy Steve MillerLength1h 16m
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In 1972, a laser physicist at the Stanford Research Institute wrote a letter about an artist who seemed to disturb a shielded magnetometer with his mind. Within weeks, the CIA was in Menlo Park. Drawing on thousands of declassified pages, The SRI Experiments tells the true story of Harold Puthoff, Russell Targ, Ingo Swann and Pat Price. It follows the coordinates that led to a secret NSA site and the crane sketched at a Soviet nuclear facility. It covers the scientific battles in Nature and the 1995 verdict that ended a twenty-three-year quest to turn the human mind into a spy.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory
Length1 hr 16 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 17, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1A Note on Sources
2PROLOGUE The Shielded Machine
3CHAPTER 1 The Institute
4CHAPTER 2 The Fear of a Psychic Gap
5CHAPTER 3 The Physicists
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6CHAPTER 4 The Artist from New York
7CHAPTER 5 Contract 8473
8CHAPTER 6 The Israeli Showman
9CHAPTER 7 Scanning by Coordinate
10CHAPTER 8 The Crane at Semipalatinsk
11CHAPTER 9 Going Public
12CHAPTER 10 The Skeptics
13CHAPTER 11 From the CIA to the Army
14CHAPTER 12 The Long Afternoon
15CHAPTER 13 The Verdict of 1995
16What the Files Show
17Timeline
18The People
19Glossary of Code Names and Terms
20Selected Sources