 KC
was employed by large consumer product marketing companies and their
marketing research suppliers until 1973 when he started K. C. Blair
Associates, Inc., a marketing services firm. Since then he has
developed consumer communications and executed proprietary consumer
research experiments for those same types of companies and their
consumer products. More recently KC started Good Samaritans
International, a nonprofit company organized to conduct scientific
research, to store and disseminate its findings through
GoodSamIAm.org
and other media.
Some of My Better Research
1. Research has determined we are subjective beings. Our answers to
one question about our subjective overall health are a more valid
predictor of health and life than all of the objective questions and
measures tested. We have learned to validly measure a person’s
health in a one-question telephone interview. When we add the
question to an experimental design, we are able to measure changes
in health in response to our information sent to experimental versus
control groups. What we say about our health influences it. Changing
what we say about it changes our health in that direction.
Seligman’s optimism research findings agree with ours. We learned,
when people ask how we are, we can become excellent if we answer
them not with how we are but how we want to be – Excellent! With
enough Excellents and new cells adapting to our new intent, we reach
and maintain wholeness.
2. Local information experiments help to determine how compassion
works. There is a communication’s barrier between senders and
receivers of information when they are different from each other but
not when they are similar. Consider the differences of high vs. low
income, people vs. plant or animal, mind vs. cell and mind vs.
machine. But when the sender shows empathy and care for the
receiver, the dissonance of their differences is replaced by the
resonance of their unity, communications are successful and the
intent of the information manifests, so that compassion increases
awareness. As resonance replaces dissonance and the physical
differences remain, it can be seen that it is our subjective beliefs
about the differences and not the physical differences that create
the barrier to resonance. Because our compassion can override our
perceptions we say, compassion trumps beliefs, but maybe only when
we choose. Compassion, manifested, enhances all of its correlates
that we want like happiness, healing, health, creativity,
productivity and longevity. Compassion creates reality.
3. Nonlocal information experiments show how compassion works. While
compassion appears to work at the local level through our senses,
time and space, within and between us, it also works at the nonlocal
level of pure intent, from a distance and not through our senses,
time and space. But maybe there is an illusion here. Compassion
likely is a nonlocal phenomenon, working through the subjective, but
only appearing to work through our objective body in the physical
world.
K. C. Blair belongs to the America Marketing Association (AMA), the
Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) and the Parapsychological
Association (PA).
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