The Princeton Eggs

This article is going to be about the Princeton eggs. So what are the Princeton eggs? It's all based around the Global Consciousness Project, GCP for short, which is a scientific experiment which is being carried out over quite a few years now.  It involves many international research facilities, engineers, and scientists. And it is basically developing at Princeton University for the study of how consciousness interacts with physical systems. The Princeton eggs have been collecting information from around the globe, and are connected together at the Princeton University on one of their internal servers. The basic principle behind the study is to find out whether major world events that capture the attention of huge numbers of the population can be sensed as a global consciousness by these instruments.

The Princeton eggs are devices that are placed in various locations around the world. The research is trying to establish whether we live in a potentially conscious world, a world in which we have an important role, even if the reading that are captured are only a faint glimmering. Imagine if they could detect such a thing, if when something happens in the world that affectsus  many people, for instance the departure of the late Michael Jackson. No matter what you think about what Mr. Jackson represented, or what his death represents to you, so many people around the world would be thinking along the about his death, in one way or another, at the same time. The idea of being able to capture something about the global conscious thought process is astounding.

There are over 60 of these eggs scattered around the world. They are eggs in New Zealand, Japan, Russia, Canada, India, Fiji, Thailand, Africa, Brazil, as well as Europe, the US, and Canada.

There have been readings taken during some of the biggest world events for instance the Omagh bombings, US airstrikes in Afghanistan, Swiss air 111 crash,the Clinton affair grand jury, Littleton school tragedy, solar eclipses, earthquakes, Japanese nuclear accident, JFK Junior crash, typhoons, Christmas, and new year, famous and infamous death, US presidential inauguration's, terrorist attacks such as 9/11, major world sporting events, and major world concerts, to name but a few. For more information you can visit http://noosphere.princeton.edu/results.html  which you will find very interesting.

Maybe the Princeton egg networks should be viewed as an artistic endeavor. Although its beginnings and its purpose are very objective and scientific, if this could give us a deeper understanding about how our consciousness interacts with others, even on a global scale, then one cannot help but get excited about the unfathomable prospects that may lay waiting for the human race.