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This seemed to mean that psi probes would have impact on the vital nature of the spermatozoa within the seminal fluids. I suggested to Cleve that no papers be provided regarding those experiments. "Not to worry," he replied. However, all of this made for very good conversation at the Bennitt's dinner parties -- at which I was now sometimes the guest of honor -- and such also excited Buell Central and, above all, Zelda Central whose lines of gossip were always fascinated by anything even remotely having sexual implications. Soon the gossip lines were aflame and blowing out all sorts of exciting information, sometimes ludicrous in nature. At some point during these adventures, Dr. John Wingate thought that I should go to the American Society for Psychical Research and "get tested there." Without thinking much about it, I now made a very important statement: "I don't get TESTED, I only work with researchers on well-designed experiments." And so the matter was dropped, or at least so I thought. As it turned out, the ASPR did have a well-designed experiment, and Dr. Karlis Osis was busy setting it up and seeking volunteer subjects. I said that I couldn't consider APPLYING to participate, that I worked only as a result of firm invitations to do so. After all, I was not job hunting.