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Subject: psi and radioactivity
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Date: Wed, 25-Jan-84 11:44:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 25 11:44:00 1984
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From:  Richard M. King <KING@KESTREL>

	It would be very easy to measure the ability of a psi to affect
radioactive decay.
	The functioning of a nuclear reactor depends very delicately on the
number of neutrons released per fission, and on the speed with which the
fission products decay and release more neutrons.  I hereby challange any
PSI "adept" to walk into a nuclear reactor building and cause the servos to
move the control rods either in or out.  (If he damped the reaction, even a
small amount, the servo would pull out the rods to compensate.)
	This would be a repeatabe experiment.

						Dick
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