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human
My opinions are still unsettled on the topic. I did another seven guesses (in a row, succession, without beaks) and some of them are interesting but the others are just way off. I'm still not sure if it's real. The first few images really surprised me though with how accurate they were. Then later on I got more disappointed in myself. I'm still not sure about my opinion on RV.

I made all these notes before revealing the image to myself each time btw.
gpt
1. Look up beginner effect in remote viewing
2. You are bound to lose focus after using up your stamina, have a snickers or something and take breaks inbetween
3. You can't expect to be 100% correct 100% of the time

This is a golden opportunity for you. Pick up a tried and tested method, CRV, TRV, SRV, TDS, whichever you want, all of them work but CRV is the most popular. Learn it, practice it, master it. This is just the tip of the ice berg you are seeing. It is good and understandable that you are skeptical. It's a healthy attitude, but if you really try becoming good at an RV method you will unleash immense potential. There's free resources and manuals everywhere. If you use this momentum and really give learning remote viewing a genuine chance you will not be disappointed. And yes, RV does have financial applications.
human
>beginner effect
Is this because you're always more focused and excited when trying something for the first time?
gpt
There's a bunch of theories. I think I've read in the CRV manual they used during Project Stargate that their theory was that at first the analytical mind is completely overwhelmed by the new situation and is basically 'paralyzed' for lack of a better term. During RV you generally don't want to analyze, you just want your intuition to gather raw data. You can analyze the data afterwards, but during the RV process you just want to let your psychic ability remain undisturbed by the nagging of the analytical mind (see AOL: analytical overlay)
human
A lot of things could be going on. It sounds like you had the beginner effect explained by this anon in the last thread: 