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A 2-for-1 Experiment With UFOs and Remote Viewing
Up front: I'll do my best to not use the L-word in this post.
In the last few days, I've seen plenty of discussion around where the ufo-so-big-they-had-to-build-over-it could be, and the discussions about whether or not remote viewing is real and what it takes to show it works, and if an app can help you with that or not.
Why not combine the two?
I'll add a link to the Postapocalyptic Media article that has all of Ross's quotes along with links to the source podcasts:
For completeness - we probably know the quotes by heart now :D.
One caveat: They do quote Ross as having said revealing the location could severely impact the national security of the US in a third podcast, but even searching the transcript of the podcast I could not find the quote.
Here's the challenge:.
I don't know whether or not RV is a real thing.
I haven't tried it,
I wouldn't *trust* myself to try it, but there are plenty of people who say it works and they use it.
Okay, now I reckon this one outpaces good ole' James Randi's million dollar esp challenge by a few parsec.
If you can use remote viewing and give the community your information, we can make this a huge test for remote viewing.
The prize here is a flipping UFO.
And secondly, it's got a bit of the Catch-22 character Dave Grusch described regarding the self-identification of the three-letter-agencies.
If the troll-battalions and monster-bots are coming out en masse, we know we're on to something, perhaps in terms of the location, perhaps because using RV would pose a genuine possiblity of finding it.
So if RV is real and they come harass us or drop lots and lots of bad locations, that'd slow it down, but not make it impossible, especially if RV is real, you would still find a concentration of pointers to its location, just among more candidates.
And if RV is real and they don't come out of the woodwork, we're going to find it, too.
If RV isn't real, then at least we've tried. That'd be sad, because RV would be really cool.
Post from user Riboflavius at at reddit.
Comments:
Area 51 and the White House are alleged to have guards in place against remote viewing and astral travellers.
This place probably does as well.
Comment from user thanatosau at at reddit.
Up front: I'll do my best to not use the L-word in this post.
In the last few days, I've seen plenty of discussion around where the ufo-so-big-they-had-to-build-over-it could be, and the discussions about whether or not remote viewing is real and what it takes to show it works, and if an app can help you with that or not.
Why not combine the two?
I'll add a link to the Postapocalyptic Media article that has all of Ross's quotes along with links to the source podcasts:
For completeness - we probably know the quotes by heart now :D.
One caveat: They do quote Ross as having said revealing the location could severely impact the national security of the US in a third podcast, but even searching the transcript of the podcast I could not find the quote.
Here's the challenge:.
I don't know whether or not RV is a real thing.
I haven't tried it,
I wouldn't *trust* myself to try it, but there are plenty of people who say it works and they use it.
Okay, now I reckon this one outpaces good ole' James Randi's million dollar esp challenge by a few parsec.
If you can use remote viewing and give the community your information, we can make this a huge test for remote viewing.
The prize here is a flipping UFO.
And secondly, it's got a bit of the Catch-22 character Dave Grusch described regarding the self-identification of the three-letter-agencies.
If the troll-battalions and monster-bots are coming out en masse, we know we're on to something, perhaps in terms of the location, perhaps because using RV would pose a genuine possiblity of finding it.
So if RV is real and they come harass us or drop lots and lots of bad locations, that'd slow it down, but not make it impossible, especially if RV is real, you would still find a concentration of pointers to its location, just among more candidates.
And if RV is real and they don't come out of the woodwork, we're going to find it, too.
If RV isn't real, then at least we've tried. That'd be sad, because RV would be really cool.
Post from user Riboflavius at at reddit.
Comments:
Area 51 and the White House are alleged to have guards in place against remote viewing and astral travellers.
This place probably does as well.
Comment from user thanatosau at at reddit.