Psychic phenomena caught on cam

[Oppositionless]

27 minutes ago, Leeo_SA said:

 

@Oppositionless  What do you mean by nonverbal? Do you stop talking when you're high? How did you find out that you have telepathic abilities? Did you verify it with the help of a friend who thought of something and then you guessed it?

It's not just that I stop talking, it's that my mind becomes so attuned that it's damn near impossible for me to talk. 

it's not as specific as the true nonverbal people in the podcast I mentioned. It's more like, I will randomly read the vibe of the room and I might be able to intuit what someone is about to say. An example is that I randomly started thinking about pirates while high on a car ride and my friend started talking about pirates 

[Sugarcoat]

Psychic phenomena make me question reality so deeply. Like what else is possible. 

[Carl-Richard]

1 hour ago, Oppositionless said:

Do you think psychic phenomena really deconstruct the materialist paradigm? That to me is the more important question. I used to think they definitely did, but the more we learn about quantumn mechanics the more I think materialists may be able to finagle a physicalist explanation for them.

Got an example?

[Leeo_SA]

49 minutes ago, Sugarcoat said:

Psychic phenomena make me question reality so deeply. Like what else is possible. 

@Sugarcoat take a look into this thread. You will be amazed if you dont know it.

[Oppositionless]

9 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

Got an example?

Dean Radin seems to believe telepathy phenomena can be explained by quantumn nonlocality. I found that out when I listened to Entangled Minds on Spotify.

Maybe I'm overthinking and perfectionist when it comes to epistemology, because honestly QM itself calls materialism into question lol.

Edited Friday at 09:24 PM by Oppositionless

[mmKay]

As a deeply intuitive guy, I resonate with this.

I had a similar thing happening playing GeoGuessr. Guessing the place up to a few kms from a simple road or random bush.

It could be intuition or precognition unless the game is designed to feed you close calls to hook you on it. (No matter where you click, afterwards it tells you you were close. How could you tell anyways?)

I commonly experience stuff like guessing how many individual units there are in a bunch of things without counting, beating people in rock paper scissors 12 times in a row, guessing what time it is randomly when waking up or in the middle of the night, guessing people's names, professions, and Zodiac signs. One time I guessed all three from a single person, lol, left his jaw hanging. Little gut feeling warnings of caution in split-second situations. Thinking about someone I haven't seen in years or months and him calling me randomly a few hours later.

I learned intuitively how to do astral projection by hearing some instructions for a few seconds, and I also had mystical experiences just starting meditation with no prior experience.

It is super easy to get delusional and fall into self-deception in the realm of the paranormal and ESP. But on the other hand, don't let materialism hold you back. Contemplate the mechanics of existence for yourself from absolute scratch with the utmost epistemological rigor.

I tried channeling a few times by writing on my laptop's keyboard with my eyes closed, and sometimes my fingers write the words almost before I can think them. It's feels like catching a stream of water while swimming in the ocean, or a warm current of air while sky gliding.

Apparently, you can get into some sort of state of consciousness, call it trance or vibration or whatever, that facilitates or increases the likelihood of this happening.

Bashar says it's getting in the gamma brain waves. So people who genetically are more prone to gamma waves would have increased and more accurate ESP experiences.

Think about it. How are thoughts even possible? Do thoughts belong to you? Are they you? Where do they come from? Where are thoughts located? What are thoughts besides symbols?

Thoughts are literally non-physical perception. They are a stream of intelligence (of different degrees) mixed with self-awareness and nothingness.

Notice you don't have full control over them, only partial influence.

Why do you have a specific thought rather than a different one? You can explain it with the brain and the subconscious mind, but they are just crutches.

Sensory organs and the brain are another epistemological crutch. How is experience or perception possible because of a brain or sensory organs? In the end, they don't explain anything. Materialism breaks when you keep asking " but why?"

Consciousness can imagine perception into existence without the need for any sensory organs or the brain.

Point being, I resonate with this dude whether this is the game trying to hook you on it or actual ESP.

Edited Friday at 10:43 PM by mmKay

[Hojo]

Sees picture of blue sky

The country is the 1st thing that flashes in his mind

he clicks on the country its right

That's what psychic power is

Your imagination telling you the answer

 

Edited Friday at 10:03 PM by Hojo

[Carl-Richard]

1 hour ago, Oppositionless said:

Dean Radin seems to believe telepathy phenomena can be explained by quantumn nonlocality. I found that out when I listened to Entangled Minds on Spotify.

Maybe I'm overthinking and perfectionist when it comes to epistemology, because honestly QM itself calls materialism into question lol.

That's what materialists call "quantum woo-woo". I can see Professor Dave sniveling something fallacious and dogmatic like "anybody with the most basic understanding of QM knows that non-locality only applies to single particles, not macroscopic objects 🤓🙂‍↔️". 

Edited Friday at 10:28 PM by Carl-Richard

[mmKay]

Visual representation of telepathy , just apply it to consciousness 

 

 

Bashar explains channeling as two beings connecting on the same frequency, like tuning those old radios.

Edited Friday at 11:02 PM by mmKay

[Human Mint]

He's just another example of mastery. He travels to lots of countries and explained how got really good at the game. They even do competitions on this. If you stare at thousands of pictures of the same country then you get a feel of the color of the sky. I could only guess UK, I guess.

He explained how he studied country by country watching and analyzing hundreds of the Google car photos. Those are fragments of the 360° camera. For example they can see glitches on those photos that only ocurred in just a single place on earth, hence guessing.

Edited Friday at 11:49 PM by Human Mint

[Oppositionless]

6 hours ago, Carl-Richard said:

That's what materialists call "quantum woo-woo". I can see Professor Dave sniveling something fallacious and dogmatic like "anybody with the most basic understanding of QM knows that non-locality only applies to single particles, not macroscopic objects 🤓🙂‍↔️". 

I haven't given a shit about spirituality lately as I've been focusing all my energy on pickup but this thread ignited something in me and I feel that I'm at a point where it's time to forget about game and focus on the mysteries of existence , all that ego shit can sort itself out .

[Nemra]

He is either lucky or the program is not too random, so he has gained some intuition about the workings of that location guessing game.

[Sugarcoat]

21 hours ago, Leeo_SA said:

@Sugarcoat take a look into this thread. You will be amazed if you dont know it.

Thanks

[Carl-Richard]

10 hours ago, Nemra said:

He is either lucky or the program is not too random, so he has gained some intuition about the workings of that location guessing game.

If he is just lucky, he is extremely lucky. There are 195 countries in the world, and he guessed the right one twice. That's 1/195 × 1/195 = 1/38025 ≈ 0.00263% chance (given that each country are equally likely).

When I create five-digit participant codes for my study participants (I run a random generator on 0-99999), I don't even care to check if the numbers are unique, because it's so unlikely that they're not.

Events with five-digit probabilities when rolled only a few times are astronomically unlikely.

Edited Sunday at 02:01 AM by Carl-Richard

[Nemra]

@Carl-Richard, he didn't even click on the accurate location as the game is about guessing the exact location.

So, in a sense, he misses most of the time.

Also, by looking at the skies, you cannot gain intuition about where they can be looked from.

So, he got either extremely lucky or, as I said, he has some intuitive understanding of that game and uses that to determine what the next location could be if there aren't enough objects to link them to some location.

Edited Saturday at 10:18 PM by Nemra

[Yimpa]

I think that trying to explain how psychic phenomena works is like trying to explain to a bird how it is able to fly.

[Nemra]

30 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

I think that trying to explain how psychic phenomena works is like trying to explain to a bird how it is able to fly.

Or maybe describing that video as a psychic phenomenon looks way cool to think otherwise.

[The Crocodile]

@Nemra No, psychic phenomena have literally just been scientifically proven (as our parapsychologist friend Carl would tell us) and you can't handle it, or you're not conscious of why it has to be part of reality. And just assume it's impossible for no reason.

If it is randomized properly there's a psi phenomenon going on rather than that he's "intuiting" or guessing it.

Based on the number of countries, or even the small number of countries in regions, and it picks based on google street views, of which there are hundreds of millions or billions, so that makes any accuracy more unlikely. And it would probably remain randomized, they wouldn't have "this was picked, so now it goes here". Especially it wouldn't have "this happened, so this happened, so now this happens".

[Nemra]

@The Crocodile, did I say psychic phenomenon doesn't exist?

If I imitate someone perfectly, how would you differentiate me from the person that I'm imitating?

He did two lucky guesses looking the images of skies. You cannot determine that he's psychic based on that. A lot of information is needed.

So calling it luck is the best answer.

He could have guessed 1000 times the approximate location with the same setting, and I would have said he's lucky for 1000 times.

Also, notice that he's not guessing the exact locations. I think a psychic would have easily guessed the exact location.

If he's psychic then I would like him to guess the image without looking and also guess the location exactly with their coordinates without even being trained.

Edited Sunday at 12:58 AM by Nemra

[Human Mint]

On 31/01/2025 at 8:40 PM, Human Mint said:

He's just another example of mastery. He travels to lots of countries and explained how got really good at the game. They even do competitions on this. If you stare at thousands of pictures of the same country then you get a feel of the color of the sky. I could only guess UK, I guess.

He explained how he studied country by country watching and analyzing hundreds of the Google car photos. Those are fragments of the 360° camera. For example they can see glitches on those photos that only ocurred in just a single place on earth, hence guessing.

Actualization:

I know my position here is quite anti woo-woo here, but I just don't buy the psychic stuff. Either way is not my intention to shit on those kind of powers because I know that reality is quite twisted.

Most people will think of psychic powers as a fantasy, or like they would show in movies. That's until you experience it yourself and it is not in your control, and you have no idea how it happens.

Edited Sunday at 12:55 AM by Human Mint