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To: peat who wrote (1472)	10/6/2002 3:13:07 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5701

Hehe, did you read any of the "explanations"? sprott.physics.wisc.edu The following one is a beauty: "From Larry S. I viewed the source code and could not discover understandable mathematical computations which would aid the web page in making a decision. However, I did note that if the user does not look at the card layout (thus denying the "web site" the opportunity to follow the user's eye movement), and that if the user decides beforehand which card to choose, that the ESP program fails to determine the user's card selection. Does the technology exist that would: (1) allow interaction between a server/program and a user to the extent that the server/program could scan the user's eye movement; (2) and, precise enough to detect pupil dilation resulting from concentration?