PSYCHEDELOMANCY: CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTS IN PSYCHEDELIC PRECOGNITION

Psychedelomancy refers to the use of visionary substances to explore precognition and other anomalous phenomena. Dr. David Luke discusses his series of controlled pilot studies examining whether substances such as ayahuasca, LSD, and San Pedro cactus might facilitate precognitive abilities. The research methodology involves participants attempting to identify target objects or images through forced choice or free-response tests while under the influence of these substances. Although the presented results show occasional deviations from chance, the findings overall remain inconclusive and point to the need for better experimental controls.