Global Consciousness Project

The mechanism behind the Global Consciousness Project results is explicitly described as unknown. The article claims 25 years of Global Consciousness Project data show odds of about three trillion to one against chance. The article states that the Global Consciousness Project began at Princeton University and is associated with Roger Nelson. The claimed effect is that shared attention and emotion make random number generators correlated or less random. The Global Consciousness Project uses a global network of physical random number generators to test correlations between collective attention and deviations from randomness. GCP 2.0 is presented as an improved version using quantum tunneling to generate randomness.