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this quote that you're reading from bill

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Harmon for many decades ago is becoming

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a reality and what I want to the reason

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I've given this to you is that this is

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not just society but it's the science

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that we all practice work we work on we

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practice it we love it and that's for us

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what's changing the most so while our

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society is shifting our science is also

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shifting it does something new so this

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is a challenge that we're facing and

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some of you may feel some anticipation

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about this challenge like you don't like

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it I hope most of you are looking

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forward to it and not only to respond to

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it but to participate in it and to help

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create it and that's what I want to

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address today before I get around to

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talking about my modest contribution to

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Anu so Anse

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I'd like to spend just a few minutes

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talking about the what and the why and

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how this all came about this will help

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set a common ground so that we're able

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to I hope to assess innovations and

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ideas that come up that for how we're

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going to respond to this challenge

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maybe we can assess it a little better

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if we have this common ground okay so

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the first question is how did this the

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why is it were concerned about this

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difference between between

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these advances that are happening in

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science are sometimes very confusing

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it's happening mainly because some

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serious contradictions have arisen

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between scientific understanding of the

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real world and the observations

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empirical experimental and empirical

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findings that have been come up as you

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just heard about very adequately from

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here's a list just flesh through it

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quickly you know most of it just to

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refresh your memory on why it is why

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this why these contradictions have

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arisen and we're being forced to respond

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to them okay I'm not going to read them

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all but it's very clear that the mind is

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involved in most of these a mind that's

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been excluded from science for a long

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time and it's now playing a big part in

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difficulties that our husband have been

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arising now this is really intolerable

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for a science that's supposed to be

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representing to the world what reality

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is all about right it's been very

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adequately summarized in a recent

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manifesto there came out of that's been

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published and explored in other places

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it's passing around so look it up if you

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haven't seen it for the details check

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out Larry dossey's book called one mind

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where he spells out all the evidence

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pretty well but where did these

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contradictions come from in the first

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place how come they're with us well they

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came from a set of fundamental and

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this is perhaps a fact more than a more

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than a cause but there they are and

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we're living with them I can summarize

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these assumptions this way that we are

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assuming there are assumptions in our

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methodology the good old objectivity the

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fact that we investigate things only

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based in the human senses rational

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analysis measurability repeatability and

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of course reductionism and this means

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that the scope that we have of the

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reality that we're we're supposed to be

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investigating is limited to just what's

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material objective what we could

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objectively observe through our human

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senses these assumptions to remind you

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something you heard more than once are

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not derived here eclis and then proven

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but we're adopted pragmatically as it

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seemed necessary in the evolution of

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science ok and now what are they they're

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Dogma right I've never been it really

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established we're just assuming them

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assumptions are fine you know with we

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have to live with them but you have to

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remember that you made them and this

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isn't part of that this is part of the

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problem once you forget them you start

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interpreting this dogma but the main

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thing is that the there's no place in

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with these assumptions there's no place

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for the human mind and what's going on

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and it's a reality that we're supposed

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to be exploring so if we're up to

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improving science to extending it

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somehow it's eventually going to have to

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do something these assumptions modify

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well okay that's our challenge how can

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we possibly extend the science that's

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operating in our world and do something

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about it well I've been several several

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alternatives proposed most of the very

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broad and they're not really we're well

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advanced or proven or established it's

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the evidence that these different

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theories as I've listed here are really

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really the things that we want and in

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the meantime I have something else let's

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notice first of all that there are two

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steps in the great scientific process

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is validation now this is not a clean

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split because there's some feedback

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at validating things that's for biggest

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strength it may not be perfect but it's

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our biggest strength but discovery

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doesn't have the same criteria we can

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discover new things in the form of new

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new views ideas of new perceptions or

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even hypotheses without ever going

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through the rigor of science and some

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kid in his basement can sixteen year old

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kid in his basement could make a great

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discovery you know and he relies upon

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science to tell him if you got it right

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or not and mostly of course he didn't

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wonderful I mean many scientific

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discoveries ever made just this funny

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way you know dreams even and we I think

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scientists this is such a this is a

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taboo you know

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you don't inquire or your ideas came

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what we're doing I think so proposal we

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can postpone some of this validation

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of generating new knowledge okay and why

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not use some of these anomalistic mental

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phenomena it´ll capacities that we are

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new ideas right okay there are several

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of these anomalies

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them and you will recognize a few that

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you perhaps have had yourselves and so

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good how they can be used their accuracy

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information band would that they offer

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knowing process the Greeks called the

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meaning that well that's the that's the

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reception of information new information

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information directly without these other

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faculties okay does it really exist well

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intuition has a long history at we're

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gap for many scientists as I've just as

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ways that we're familiar with using

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intuition it's terribly unreliable we

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virtually universal it's the source is

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unknown but that doesn't matter there's

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a lot of unexplained things from aspirin

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world that we can't explain but that

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doesn't keep us from using them but and

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got to be available to virtually anybody

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have a large information bandwidth not

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just an isolated discovery like there's

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hearing work and there are probably

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other conditions we don't know yet

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someone how about it should we take a

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to look into these matters the purpose

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was trying to understand the intuitive

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process well enough that we could apply

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problems as well and the demonstrate is

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about the intuition in psychotherapy and

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education for example but the goal was

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to develop a method of intuitive inquiry

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practical problems well we did this and

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worked out an inquiry procedure in which

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you define your problem carefully work

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intuition that is they we've all got it

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to develop it so that it could be used

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go through studies we used the

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consensual method in history work from

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attempt to validation or

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prediction at this time they were just

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maybe we wouldn't even do it at all that

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applications where we could go out and

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actually find evidence of what the

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intuitive's told us is correct there are

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able by any means we know or not very

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much so but they're still useful in

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different ways for ideas for inspiration

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one that had the best the strongest

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prediction of course this is a big

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problem for the world and there are no

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solutions available to it we can do very

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short term prediction come our to we can

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do very long term prediction to tell you

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which buildings ought to be strong but

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are not available at all because they're

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precursors that under that we would use

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to do the detection the physical

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precursors are not known there's a

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there's a few of them odd that are

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listed here on the right-hand side that

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were being explored but they just they

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hardly got off the ground seismology was

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at a standstill in those days back in

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them 1975 to 78

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nothing was happening funding was very

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low and they were fussing around was

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checking squeezing rocks and seeing what

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happened and here's the kind of

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consensus that came up it says that

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there's no there's built-up stress of

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course we knew that and there but their

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various radiated inner earth energies

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that are coming out from the earth

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that's part of the precursor EC in the

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triggering scene but there's also

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external radiations that are coming from

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outer space of her atmosphere and shifts

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in the ionosphere there's

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electromagnetic G's going around this

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was unheard of in seismology even in

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geophysics so this is pretty astounding

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that this kind of information and of

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course we didn't believe that either

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when I first came even stuff from the

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planets which are causing solar activity

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inside the Sun and this affects all the

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radiations from the Sun the geomagnetic

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field of the Earth and so forth this is

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pretty far-out stuff these precursors

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that are listed on the right well in the

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mid-80s the first validation starting

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coming in when faddle satellites went

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out they found the heat coming from the

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earth

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they found ionosphere shifts just before

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major earthquakes and they found this

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electromagnetic energies going around so

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that was pretty encouraging so in the in

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2010 we collected all of geophysical

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energy that we can that seemed relevant

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and everything was verified

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everything to one degree another but

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mostly very much the first three were

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very well verified others would just a

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little and but on the hold the project

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was extremely successful so this is an

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example I'm offered of what can be done

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satellites are now in orbit checking

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these things out so the conclusion is

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that intuitive inquiry is a viable and I

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highly effective means for obtaining

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totally new information even highly

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technical information ok we bypassed the

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rather other applications of course like

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the ones on the right studying infant

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deaths and so on finding missing people

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the necessary conditions for this to

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work are the intuitive's have to be good

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that is checked out you've got to you've

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got to have prepared the questions

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carefully and pose them carefully so

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that you don't lead and so forth lead

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you intuitively you should have a

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serious intention of applying it and the

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poll process needs to be harmless in

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some sense even after it's all finished

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and this has a lot of social

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implications not freely free society and

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but also for SSE where will they already

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on the forefront of this you know we're

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already multidisciplinary we're not

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afraid of novelty and

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are inclined to move forward not to

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stick to Gorby are those a number of

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actions that if as you can take I think

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they're pretty obvious for individuals

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though there's a big difference

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intuition that we're using is a way of

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transcending strong belief in things

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into knowledge this is a transition from

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beliefs of knowledge okay this is the

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kind of thing that Mystics do you know

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and the process is a highly intuitive

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one even for the Mystics you can do a

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further stage which is a kind of a deep

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immersion with an identity with the

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problem that you're working on right

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you've heard about this sort of thing

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it sounds pretty crazy but it's true

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mystics don't think they don't believe

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they know you know and this is what

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intuition is really all about

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so intuition has the potential so I'll

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make this claim my last statement down

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bill as scientists explore further into

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the free and open you said their

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intuitive faculties they'll have to gain

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access to the they will gain access to

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the immense resources of the human mind

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and this I think I claim is what this is

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all about that's why we're doing what

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we're doing and we're gonna discover

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that the mind has a central place and

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all of reality which has been proposed

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by several of people so we enhance the

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scientists we enhance science okay thank

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you very much thanks Bill

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have you looked at the work for example

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of the Association for research and

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enlightenment the Edgar Cayce foundation

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actually trying to evaluate screen

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intuitive quantify and measure and all

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that sort of thing

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I'm grateful to be educated to it okay

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see of the advocacy foundation for

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getting me started as they see and they

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have done for many people I think was

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gone quite a bit farther than what

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either Casey was able to do with the

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expert intuitive's who are now operating

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to point to another extreme I think the

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information that we can get is much more

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reliable than Casey's this is not a

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criticism of Imbruglia to say he was a

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pioneer and we have to appreciate our

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pioneers but you know most of his

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predictions were wrong and things like

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that but golly what a tremendous