US2003116918A1PendingUtilityA1
Game for measuring extrasensory perception
Priority: Dec 21, 2001Filed: Dec 19, 2002Published: Jun 26, 2003
Est. expiryDec 21, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Gerald Payeur
A63F 11/0011A63F 2001/0483A63F 2011/0013A63F 2250/02A63F 3/0478
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Abstract
A game adapted for recreational use and for the measurement and development of human extrasensory perception (ESP), comprising an article being located to measure ESP, an article enclosure, a locator being positioned on an exposed surface of said enclosing means; and a pendulum for locating the article based on a particular movement of the pendulum, the particular movement indicating whether the locator is positioned in proximity of the enclosed article.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A game adapted for recreational use and for the measurement and development of human extrasensory perception (ESP), said game comprising:
an article being located to measure said ESP; an article enclosure; a locator being positioned on an exposed surface of said article enclosure; and a pendulum for locating said article based on a particular movement of said pendulum, said particular movement indicating whether said locator is positioned in proximity of said article being enclosed.
2 . A game adapted for recreational use and for the measurement and development of human extrasensory perception (ESP), said game comprising:
a series of identity cards to be selected by a given player in said game, each identity card having a unique symbol relevant to determining said ESP; a pendulum meter reader; and a pendulum for determining a unique symbol on one of said series of identity cards selected an for utilizing said ESP; wherein each unique symbol is facing away from said given player.
3 . A game adapted for recreational use and for the measurement and development of human extrasensory perception (ESP), said game comprising:
at least one ESP sensitivity plate; and a series of identity cards, each identity card of said series of identity cards having a unique symbol that is determined by a player of said game; wherein said series of identity cards are positioned on said at least one sensitivity plate, facing away from said player; and wherein said player places their hand over a particular identity card of said series of identity cards and a corresponding unique symbol to sense said unique symbol.
4 . A game as defined in claim 3 , wherein each unique symbol is a colour, said ESP of said player are utilized to determine said colour.
5 . A kit for a game adapted for recreational use and for the measurement and development of human extrasensory perception (ESP), comprising tools and instructions for use thereof, wherein said tools comprise:
an article; an article enclosure; an article locator; a pendulum; a pendulum meter reader; and a series of identity cards each having a unique symbol.
6 . A kit as defined in claim 5 , wherein said article enclosure is two mapping plates, and wherein each unique symbol matches a top section of said two mapping plates.
7 . A kit as defined in claim 5 , wherein said article locator is a pair of rulers.
8 . A kit as defined in claim 5 , wherein said unique symbol is a colour, said colour relating to an ESP sensation.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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