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PRINCETON RAN A LAB FOR 28 YEARS PROVING YOUR MIND CAN MOVE A MACHINE, THEN QUIETLY SHUT IT DOWN - For 28 years, Princeton University ran an experiment that should not have worked. - It was called the PEAR Lab. They sat ordinary people in front of a machine generating pure random numbers, and asked them to influence it with their minds alone. - No touching. Just pure intention. - And across millions of trials, the numbers shifted. Slightly, but consistently, in the direction the person was focus