Research Program / Claims / illness-healing-10

Prediction for hospitalized fellow patient Mrs. Y: on the night of April 15, 1964, around 2 a.m., a severe crisis will occur, brain tissue will deteriorate rapidly, and afterward the crisis will pass.

对住院病友Mrs. Y的预测：在1964年4月15日当晚约2点将发生严重危机，脑组织迅速恶化，之后危机度过。

Concept illness and healing · Domain Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation · testable prediction · interface 3/3 · testability 3/3 · status untested · ★ fundable

This program treats the Seth Material as a source of hypotheses, not as doctrine to be validated. Lead dossiers are AI-compiled from the corpus with a book-and-session citation after every statement; literature reviews are AI web-search summaries whose references were all DOI-verified against Crossref; the agenda draft is an AI synthesis. None of it is Seth's original text, and none of it represents scientific consensus. English fields are machine-translated; the Chinese text is authoritative.

Seth sources (book §session)

esp-power §10

Adjudicating experiment

The original event must first undergo archival verification: within approximately 3 to 6 months, obtain the original records with independent timestamps before the prediction, the complete inpatient medical records, and all contemporaneous predictions; at least 3 clinical reviewers blinded to the prediction text must independently mark the crisis and recovery; without these materials, reliable adjudication is impossible. General ability should otherwise be tested with at least 1,000 pre-sealed predictions across approximately 200 to 500 inpatients over 12 to 24 months, pre-registering time windows, clinical definitions of brain deterioration, and crisis-resolution criteria; compare predictions against event base rates, random permutation, and clinical risk models to prevent information leakage, and fully count missed predictions.