Mind/Machine Interaction Consortium: PortREG Replication Experiments

The Mind/Machine Interaction Consortium's PortREG Replication Experiments report, by Robert G. Jahn and coauthors in the Journal of Scientific Exploration in 2000, describes a multi-laboratory attempt to replicate the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research laboratory's earlier claims of small statistical anomalies in random number generators when operators attempted to mentally influence them. Its authority as a source is that it is a peer reviewed report describing what the replication attempt actually did and found. Its limit is significant and should be stated plainly: the Journal of Scientific Exploration is a niche venue for parapsychological and anomalies research rather than a mainstream physics or psychology journal, and the broader scientific consensus does not accept the underlying anomalous effect these experiments sought to replicate as established. Cite it as a documented claim and its own reported results, not as settled evidence of the effect.