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originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: neoholographic
Telepathy is simply reading electromagnetic impulses, it's nice and scientific, but RV isn't explainable using known paranormal or supernatural phenomona, or science.
I have been waiting Ages! for someone to recognize the electromagnetic basis of telepathy!
No woo-woo, no mumbo jumbo, just simple reception and interpretation of EM energy.
Thank you!
As to the question of Remote Viewing, I think you may be on to something quite valid in regards to the possibility that telepathy might be playing a significant, if unrecognized, role.
If we go back to the understanding that telepathy is an EM-based function, and we recognize that interactions between adjacent EM fields will result in changes within the individual fields themselves, we could postulate that successful RV “targeting” is merely the result of the target’s location and particulars being transmitted accurately via the interactive EM fields.
There is a game called “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon” based on the idea that everyone is supposedly “linked” to everyone else by their acquaintance with no more than six additional friends/acquaintances.
Technologically, we see a similar relationship established in the way cellphone towers can “link” any person on the planet to virtually any other person on the planet by bouncing an EM signal from tower to tower.
Perhaps RV is just telepathy bouncing a “signal” from the target to the reader via human “nodes”?
originally posted by: St Udio
attempting to Prove that You have RV/AP or Psychic ability to disclose some Future event ….
Is like Pushing on a String
the way to Push-on-a-string is to wet the string, freeze it, then you can ~push the string~ if you act quickly
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: neoholographic
Humans are so out of touch with their innate intuitive and perceptive abilities, we are like babies who haven't yet learned they are bi-pedal and can walk rather than crawl to their destination. There's nothing "supernatural" about clairvoyance, which is what remote viewing is, we all have the ability to varying degrees, it's just a matter of acknowledgement, learning, and practice.
The problem with RV, and why I'm so skeptical, is that nobody can explain how a person can look at a map or a photograph and then translate that into a real world location to view remotely.
If I give you a map and stick a pin in it, and tell you to draw me whatever you see at that location, what mechanism do you use to determine where that location is in relation to yourself? How do you know if it's 100 miles away, or 105 miles? How do you target the location in three dimensional spaces allowing for the curvature of the earth?
And if I show you a picture, what do you compare it to? Do you look at every location from every angle until you find a match?
Franlky, I'm more willing the believe that remote viewers are simply reading people's minds to see what they already know is there and tricking them into thinking that its remote viewing, or altering their perception I some other way to make people think that they are right.
Telepathy is simply reading electromagnetic impulses, it's nice and scientific, but RV isn't explainable using known paranormal or supernatural phenomona, or science.
originally posted by: rickymouse
I have no doubt that we can learn to link to other people's minds, and also to other animals. We see what they see, we communicate without saying a word. Becoming of a kind with other beings.
It would take a while to learn to utilize this ability, and people who share things in common have more of an ability to link, but both parties need to allow it to happen. The power generated by this link can really help a person to succeed, to know some of what others know. A person with a real high IQ may be doing this, he/she/it may not actually be that smart but they can tack onto others consciousness.
originally posted by: GBP/JPY
Nope not blindly shutting it out
R V is real, so is conjuring spirits
But don't do it....dude
“My brain is only a receiver, in the Universe there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength and inspiration. I have not penetrated into the secrets of this core, but I know that it exists.”
The evidence for remote viewing is OVERWHELMING
She's one of the top Statistician's in the Country.
You said: and even more so overwhelming is the evidence of its unreliability. Yes it's unreliable but the Government funded it for over 20 years today and some of the men from SRI are still doing work for the Government but they can't talk about the nature of their work. Yes it's unreliable but President Jimmy Carter talks about the use of RV to find a downed plane that nobody else could find. Yes it's unreliable but one of the top remote viewers was given the Legion of Merit Award for helping in over 200 cases using his powers. That sounds really unreliable.
If remote viewing is a real measurable effect, the effect size should be greater than chance and that's what we see.
originally posted by: Malisa
originally posted by: GBP/JPY
R V is real, so is conjuring spirits
Please share, i know it's very hard to put it out on a forum but i would really like to know, and i guess plenty other people as well would like to hear your own experience
By Tanya Lewis May 05, 2014 Strange News
In 2002, two men savagely attacked Jason Padgett outside a karaoke bar, leaving him with a severe concussion and post-traumatic stress disorder. But the incident also turned Padgett into a mathematical genius who sees the world through the lens of geometry.
Padgett, a furniture salesman from Tacoma, Washington, who had very little interest in academics, developed the ability to visualize complex mathematical objects and physics concepts intuitively. The injury, while devastating, seems to have unlocked part of his brain that makes everything in his world appear to have a mathematical structure.
"I see shapes and angles everywhere in real life" — from the geometry of a rainbow, to the fractals in water spiraling down a drain, Padgett told Live Science. "It's just really beautiful." [Album: The World's Most Beautiful Equations]
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originally posted by: chrismarco
a reply to: neoholographic
This is my third attempt to chime in on this topic..I keep hitting the x button on my browser. So this is the condensed version.
CIA-RDP96-007877R000700100001-5
October 1973
Proposal for Research
SRI-No ISH 73-146
Page 18
Section B. EEG Experiments
"One premise underlying our investigation is that paranormal functioning is distributed throughout the population in much the same manner as every other ability, and indeed in much the same way as intelligence is distributed. We further conjecture that it is partially the "world view" of the times in which we live that prevents paranormal ability from surfacing to a greater extent."
This document was submitted after the Stanford Research Institute had conducted a series of tests that concluded that this was indeed a viable skill that was worthy of additional investigation. It would not do this topic justice if I merely described what was successfully completed. You the reader should look up this document and read the document in its entirety. It is fascinating!
There is one skill that most parent posses and that having a bad feeling when your child is in trouble. This is often referred to as parent intuition and we do not go any further than that...it is not questioned or discredited. Some of us has also experienced the gaze from another while in a room or perhaps on the street. How do we pick up this signal? If there is no physical contact how do we know we are being watched? I think on a very rudimentary scale we have these abilities but shrug them off as normal behavior.