Roadmap for Developing Next Generation A.C.E and MMI Systems

Mind Matter Interaction
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I wanted to start a new thread to provide details and specific plans for designing and implementing much more advanced anomalous cognition and anomalous effects (A.C.E.) or mind-matter interaction (MMI) systems and real-world applications. The linked paper is one in a series that give more fundamental information about this process:

This paper is intensely technical – the best I can do to simplify my technical writing style. I will be happy to explain anything that is not clear to those interested. Also, I consider this to be a draft, so don’t be shy about giving feedback, which I would really appreciate.

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Thanks for the papers as always Scott. I’ll go over it.

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I see you’ve referenced L. Pederzoli, W. Giroldini, et al from Evan Labs in Italy. I believe I mentioned my discovery of them a long time ago on here in another thread. I was wondering if you’d already been familiar with their work, and if you’re in contact with them?

If not I thought I’d reach out and invite them to this forum.

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I have known of that particular paper for some time, but I have not been in touch with the authors.

I think it’s probably good to invite anyone you think will be genuinely interested and could contribute.

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Here is another paper in the Roadmap series.
Glossary of Terms used in Anomalous Cognition, Anomalous Effects and Mind-Matter Interaction.
Updated edition with more definitions June 12.

Any comments, questions or feedback is welcome as always.

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Another paper in the Roadmap series.
Comparison Testing Protocol for Anomalous Cognition or Effects and Mind-Matter Interaction

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This is an amazing index/glossary of all the terms. I had to share it with the world so I tweeted it here:
https://twitter.com/WanderingIshiki/status/1657282010233331712

Although I’m still well behind in my math, I’m going to try and go over the actual juiciness of the thread and the papers :slight_smile:

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Here is another major paper in the Roadmap series.
Advanced Processing Methods for Increased Effect Size in Anomalous Cognition, Anomalous Effects and Mind-Matter Interaction

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An A.C.E. Roadmap supporting paper describing power filtering for low-noise circuits. This is especially important for MMI generators that typically need high gain and cannot tolerate outside noise sources.

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