Discovery Lab Answers

The question touches on something Radin has explored in a fairly specific applied context, so it’s worth being precise about what the library actually contains on this.

“Psychic Switch” — Clarifying the Concept

The phrase “psychic switch” doesn’t correspond to a formal experimental protocol or published term in the sources currently held in the ESP-Nexus library. It’s possible the question refers to one of several related threads in Radin’s work:

• Intention-mediated effects on random-event generators (REGs) — experiments testing whether focused mental intention can shift the output of electronic random-number generators in a predicted direction, effectively acting as a mental “switch” on a physical system.
• Mind-matter interaction with commercial hardware — Radin extended REG work to commercial random-number-generator chips, exploring whether psi-mediated effects might account for some real-world anomalous device behavior [not a fringe framing he invented; it was a testable hypothesis he pursued systematically].
• The double-slit consciousness experiments — where attention directed at a quantum optical apparatus is the “switch” being tested, with the hypothesis that observation itself influences interference patterns.

None of the numbered sources retrieved for this question address a protocol specifically labeled “psychic switch.”

What the Library Does Contain

The retrieved sources relate to Radin’s Global Consciousness Project analysis ^[2][1] and a water pH correlation experiment ^[3] — neither of which maps cleanly onto a “psychic switch” application.

The Dean I. Radin page notes that during his time at the Consciousness Research Laboratory at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, he tested whether psi-mediated effects might explain some real-world computer failures — which is arguably the closest thing in the library to a “real-world application” framing of intention effects on switching or computational systems.

On Real-World Application Generally

If the question is asking whether any of Radin’s psi-research programs have been translated into deployed technology or commercial application, the library does not contain sourced claims to that effect. Radin is co-founder of Cognigenics, but the library does not contain detail on that venture’s scope sufficient to characterize it here without risk of fabricating specifics.

Recommendation

If you can clarify which experiment or publication you have in mind — a paper title, approximate year, or the apparatus described — I can check whether the library holds it. Alternatively, the Radin scientist page covers his broader research program including mind-matter interaction, double-slit work, and presentiment studies, and may point you toward the right thread.