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thank you for hearing me coming to the

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meeting my name is Courtney Brown I'm a

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social scientist and mathematician I'm a

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mathematician who works in a social

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science program at Emory University what

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I do there is my day job

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mathematics is what I teach the stuff I

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do outside of my day job is done at the

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Farsight Institute and that's not

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affiliated with Emory University and

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what I'm about to present to you today

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was not done at Emory University but was

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done it the Farsight Institute I have

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two websites that would be useful for

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background information one is the far

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side Institute's website WWF our site

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org

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and Courtney brown com today's talk

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quantum mechanics remote viewing and

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time is related to an experiment by John

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Wheeler that called the delayed choice

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experiment but done in a macro

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environment using remote viewing the

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theory behind this is much more broad

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than I can present in 15 minutes but it

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is available in this book remote viewing

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the science and theory of non-physical

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perception that was a result of about 10

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years work the book covers a great deal

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of theory that is not in this AI

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literature it was an attempt to try to

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explain certain types of phenomena that

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we were seeing when we used remote

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viewing in certain experimental designs

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these experiments led us to an

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understanding that consciousness quantum

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mechanics physics physical reality was

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different than either classical or

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strictly quantum theories that were

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current in the paradigms allowed to

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happen so we investigated we started

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recently in January something called a

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climate project this is a new project

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and nukes

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experiments different from the ones that

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are talked about in the book but the

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book lays the basis for the climate

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project we wanted to see if remote

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viewing could be done to detect things

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as different as climate change over a

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five-year period for this we used two

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time points June 1st 2008 June 1st 2013

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three methodologies of remote viewing

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were used CRV controlled remote viewing

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under the guidance of Lynn Buchanan HR

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VG Hawaiian remote viewing guild under

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the guidance of Glenn Wheaton NS RV

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scientific remote viewing which is what

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we examined take apart and do things

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with it the Farsight Institute nine

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remote viewers in total were used across

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all of the methodologies scientific

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controls were done that were different

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than that which you see often in other

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side experiments for our experiments we

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use encryption 256 bit encryption and

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this encryption is used to do the remote

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viewing sessions encrypt them take the

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targets encrypt them and other important

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documents encrypt them put them up on

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the web for literally tens of thousands

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of people around the world to download

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and so that we can control the

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experiment in that way we also used

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planet that were accessible with Google

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or Google Earth in 2013 we have two

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timelines I am NOT going to be talking

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about the two timelines it was an

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experiment in time that will come

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perhaps it next year's conference what

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what they are by to puttu vaalu is

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actually right there next to this

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concentrated population center was the

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center these are all Google Earth

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mixture of all types of buildings are

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was dick Algar the Walter Cronkite of

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Hawaii and that's where he works

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the KITV building he's a TV news

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announcer in Honolulu you all know that

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Kennedy Space Center there are three

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tasking you you're the remote viewer you

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a target scenario one is that the target

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time is in the past I want you to remote

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when I'm sorry the Eiffel Tower the

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Eiffel Tower a long time ago okay it

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already happened or the Battle of

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Gettysburg or the launching of a space

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shuttle something that happened in the

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past he sees in the past but now is when

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gonna then go somewhere and later do the

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session that's the normal sequence now

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when I say I'm talking to the remote

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viewer that doesn't happen what we

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actually do is an email or a fax get

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sent to the remote viewer so they can't

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hear your voice or see you and they say

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a target exists go Revo remove it that's

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normal we don't do that at the Farsight

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Institute very much it's just boring the

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other one is where the tasking time is

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now and the remote viewing time and the

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target timer in the future that says the

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person the person who's tasking says I

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want them to Remote View hmm what

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Vladimir Putin is going to be where he's

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going to be let's see tomorrow so they

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wait till tomorrow and the remote

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viewers do it at the same time that

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like they say where the task is

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basically to find out where Vladimir

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Putin is that very moment that the

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sessions going on we don't do that

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either although I have been told that

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some people in the military do that type

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of things for tasking what we like to do

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at the first idea to do this scenario 3

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the target time is often in the past

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in the future the viewing time is now

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tower a long time ago the viewing time

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chosen as a target you actually wait two

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already complete and then the target is

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disarmed by some manner works great

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sessions already done now we lose

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delayed choice experiment is basically

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this multiple quantum timelines are

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possible since it can be shown that two

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separate timelines can interfere with

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one of them with one another the

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interference disappears if one of the

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timelines is observed or registered in

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some way this is true even if the

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decision to observe the timeline is

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begun is made after both timelines have

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analyst looks at it Intel is sent out

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the bomb well whose bomb blew up it was

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remote viewed you have different

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timelines so that's what we're

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design in our study does the following

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the sessions were done between January

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which targets were going to be assigned

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to which sessions you see we had a pool

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of 24 targets of eight geographical

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locations three different time points -

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four - 2013 and one for 2008 we had 999

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possible jumbled random combinations of

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which target would go with which session

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hundred and ninety nine of them which

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one of those jumbled associations we

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number it turned out to be three hundred

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and ninety so we went to the three

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hundred and ninety a--the one we found

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out that what target was associated with

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which session that was done after the

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sessions were already done and all of

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are done first targets are assigned to

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the sessions by a truly random process

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results are then posted with passwords

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to decrypt all the files after the fact

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they are fully verifiable because - that

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goes to target times for June first here

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scores show how well they did a three is

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a really great session that means very

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profound target contact - is good but

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these targets were very well described

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them yourself and see how those viewers

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did in the process we wanted to look at

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our 2013 results but we said when we

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started to get the results in it looks

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like there was actually some climate

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change in 2013 let us get a target on

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the west coast near the coast

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that's easily an easy target lots of

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clear features LAX let's just get that

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months in the in the future so we can

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experience we can base a baseline

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experience that we can judge our future

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stuff on so we decided LAX and the

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viewers were all sent out to look at LAX

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on December 1st 2008 produced a very

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interesting experiment for us I'm not

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saying this is going to happen don't go

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out and saying Kourtney's predicting

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anything like a disaster or anything I'm

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just telling you what the remote viewing

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results came in the annal the analysis

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is up on the web you can see it more

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clearly and how we did the analysis it

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wasn't just a simple look at the

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sessions and go oh ah but the 90 the

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extremely well with the June first

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targets that were all verifiable and you

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airport in December 1st 2008 we use

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Daryl Smith as the best example of all

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the viewers he happened to have all of

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really perfect jobs so we used his as an

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evidence that suggested that it was

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supportive but what we found was a lot

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of supportive evidence coming through

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all viewers this may be wrong folks

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there may be nothing that happens to LAX

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this is part of another experiment we're

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a scientist scientific organization this

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is just to see we think we understand

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the remote billing process do we

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understand it well enough to see that to

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understand these results so I'm just

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explaining what the results are

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I'm not a government official who you

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can then hang because I sent troops into

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Iraq and the war was not right this is a

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scientist and scientists can make

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mistakes but these are what the results

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said very clear dropping this is just

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some pages picked out at random clear

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discussions of faulting grounds

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separating again faulting outcrops I'm

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going through this quickly because you

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know I have limited times I may run into

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the question-and-answer period a few

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minutes

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other examples Mountains in the back but

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again no LA in the sense of the airport

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we targeted the airport other stuffs

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compressed bracing faulting slipping

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destructive he didn't miss a single one

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of the other sessions they were really

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he said in his summary like land under

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stress under several forms of fast and

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violent movement land which is expansive

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the land feels like it's on the edge of

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something or coastal the land feels

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fairly flat and brown earthy the land is

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affected by a movement which is violent

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abrupt and damaging this movement does

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not feel fluid in its movement like

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water and it goes on he talks also about

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a downwards direction now we go to dick

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Gallagher session well let's see a

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pretty good coastal line here

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garbage structures closely grouped

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structures all clumped together sense

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that land gives away crumbles fallen

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away worn away these folks should have

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picked up an airport where the Jets they

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did very well with their other sessions

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tense quickly arranged some buildings

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falling off perched on the edge sense of

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a police tape taped off people here they

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can walk here but they can't work here

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they can't walk their sections cut off

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police tapes do not enter areas you

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can't see this is clearly from these

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data as I see it the aftermath of a

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seismic event it didn't happen in

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November these people are very common if

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you remember a month after Katrina the

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police was still a panic

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these people are very calmly putting out

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things it looks like the thing happened

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a few months before based on these data

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and there's a more complete analysis not

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a complete analysis but a more complete

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analysis on the web I project that the

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earthquake doesn't really happen in the

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fall but it's more likely in the summer

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again I could be wrong there could be no

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earthquake let me ask one or two

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questions the point is though that this

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particular example is a good example of

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a test that we can use with and with a

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particular event that cannot be

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influenced by humans when we have events

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that cannot be influenced by humans we

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have to usually manufacture them by

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encrypting everything that we know how

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to do well we just happen to drop into

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this one so this is a very interesting

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scientific experiment to see if there is

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no seismic event in LA even a small one

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and a lot of exaggeration in the remote

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viewing whatever then if there's no

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seismic event then we will simply learn

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more about the remote viewing process

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but we think we've got it and so we're

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now waiting to see it's an interesting

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test go ahead Thank You Courtney that

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was fascinating and a bit alarming I

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live near LA myself I'm sorry you had to

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speak a little louder that was

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fascinating and bit alarming to me

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especially since I lived near LA it

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could be wrong yes I realized that I

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guess my

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my feeling about this is that the only

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other one potential explanation I can

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think of that wouldn't be the alarming

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possibility this is a real prediction

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suggestion to the remote viewers because

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of the fact we know as the experimenter

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picked up the I should say knew what the

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target was and your subconscious we

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control that effect that's such an early

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thing that had to be controlled we don't

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need you control it then the task the

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target is designed it was designed by me

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I told no one about it I sent out an

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email to the viewer saying there is

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another target please do it it's number

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25 I actually okay well now you're now

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you're using your using a psychic

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explanation to do it explain a psychic

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excellent what what I would suggest

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Richard is that the theory is developed

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in my book

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remote viewing the science and area of

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non-physical perception and then this is

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just one part of dinner I presented two

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experiments today one were experiments

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where sessions were we done we're done

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to predict targets that were chosen in

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June and that's verifiable already done

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signed sealed and delivered you can look

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at it and the question is if they did

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that well well what about a target

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that's six months into the future so you

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see there's two parts of this even if we

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got the L anything wrong we've still got

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the stuff for June 1st 2008 correct and

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that will turn your head a quick

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reminder that tonight we're having a

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panel on remote viewing so these

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questions should be kept short and

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they'll be follow-ups tonight the topic

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is predicting the future also are those

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rust hard talking about the future it

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seems like you had a excellent protocol

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by putting your target choice after the

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description as a way of dispensing with

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displacement and displacement the person

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will often describe what the target is

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in the mind of the Tasker rather than

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the actual target

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why did you revert back to the system

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that doesn't work so well for this

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target that you had so much interest in

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I mean this is a case as the other

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person mentioned where your excellent

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viewers have no trouble at all

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describing your excitement over this

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particular target rather than using the

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excellent procedure that you just

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described previously

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this was a separate experiment and it

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was done after the other 24 sessions had

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already been initiated there was no

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communication verbally with the viewers

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there's no way they could have gotten

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any sense of excitement in fact it was a

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rather boring tasking I wanted LAX and I

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wanted just to get some sessions of LAX

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for December first so that we could then

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compare the sessions for 2013 which were

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showing more dramatic change so I wanted

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to say you see if you go out six months

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in the future you're not getting so much

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change and you go out six I mean five

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years in the future you are and when the

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sessions came in it was a whoa this is

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different you see it's we have figured

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out how to predict targets in the future

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but to do that you must make sure that

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absolutely nothing can interfere with

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the timeline that's why we encrypt

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everything but a seismic event is just

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like that no human can mess with it I

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don't have to encrypt it so if I

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understand the remote viewing process

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well it should work but maybe it won't

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and if it doesn't I'm back to the

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drawing board and we try to figure out

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what happened but there was no

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communication other than email that went

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out we have another target target 25