Viewer: Courtney Brown
Tasker: Denise Burson
Data: Type 3 (solo, viewer blind)
General Target Description: The fireball caused by an explosion
on the Occidental Petroleum's Piper Alpha oil rig in the North
Sea (6 July 1988)
Comments: This target cue has four distinct aspects, most of which are
clearly described in the session. As is typical of sessions with numbered
aspects, there is some blending across all aspects throughout the session.
Current research suggests that the blending may be due to the fact that
viewers normally do not remain totally blind (psychically) to the remainder
of the target while focusing on one aspect at a time. Note the deductions
in this session. The viewer correctly describes much of the target in
the data, but deducts ideas relating to a moon landing. (Remember, deductions
are not data. Deductions are ideas and conclusions that are removed from
the data stream by the viewer.) The deductions follow the parallels between
a metal stilt-like moon lander and an oil rig, both being associated in
this instance with fiery energetics in a harsh environment. Note also
that the view incorrectly decodes the choppy water at the target site
with rough land (a common decoding error across many viewers).
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