Rene Peoc’h, Chickens, Robot and Telekinesis
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In 1986 Rene Peoc’h [1] [2] [3] influencing objects at a distance by power of the mind. He used newly hatched chicks and a specially made robot [4]. He made tychoscope - a device used in parapsychology to study psychokinesis. It is shaped like a small tin can with wheels that receive directional impulses at random. The aim of the experiments is to influence the movements of the tychoscope remotely through thought alone.
One tychoscope was demonstrated using chickens and a random robot. Chickens and all birds believe the first animate creature or thing they see after hatching is their parent and become closely bonded. Peoc’h introduced the newly hatched chicks to his special robot. They loved it and yearned to be close to it.
The robot could drive itself around on wheels and had a pen underneath to trace its path on paper as it moved. It had a random number generator on the steering – every every few seconds it changed direction. A large table with a low sidewall to prevent the robot falling off was covered by a sheet of white paper. The robot was placed in the centre of the table and set moving, it traced a random pattern across the table. The Experiment
Peoc’h put the robot in the centre of the table and switched it on- it traced a random pattern. Peoc’h put 15 chickens which were bonded to the robot in a small cage at one end of the table, put the robot in the centre of the table and switched it on. The chicks felt anxiety when it moved away from them, yearning for it to be close.
These chicks had a profound effect on the robot’s movement. It moved toward the chickens and stayed at the end of the table closest to them.
Then He put non-bonded chickens into the cage, the robot traced a random pattern again. Peoc’h made the room dark and put a small candle on the robot. Even non-attached chickens would bring it closer for the comfort of the light.
When Peoc’h put rabbits in the cage they were scared of it and made it stay at the far end of the table. But when they got used to it they began to draw it near. Peoch repeated the experiment many times, always with the same results.
Currently, there is no verifiable independent experiment that confirms (or dismiss) the results of theses experiments.
References
- ↑ René Peoc'h, Mise en évidence d'un effet psychophysique chez l'homme et le poussin, sur le tychoscope, 1985 (lire en ligne [archive]) conducted an experiment to show telekinesis
- ↑ René Peoc'h, « Psychokinèse animale et humaine - Influence directe de l'esprit sur la matière - ou sur le hasard? », Bulletin de la Fondation Marcel et Monique ODIER de PSYCHO-PHYSIQUE,<200e> juin 1994, p. 23 à 28
- ↑ René Peoc'h, « Psychokinesis experiments with human and animal subjects upon a robot moving at random », The Journal of Parapsychology, vol. 66, no 3,<200e> 2002, p. 229+ (résumé [archive])
- ↑ Rene Peoc’h, Chickens, Telekinesis, https://www.supporthealth.com.au/rene-peoch-chickens-telekinesis/ October 20, 2020/in Philosophy
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