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Our, our interpretation of it isn't probably accurate at all.

Like, I mean, cause you hear things like, Oh no, it's not words.

It's not images.

It's like impressions or whatever that means.

Right.

And, but how can you just rely on an impression and know that to be,

what it is you're receiving and not just part of your imagination.

So there is something that we don't understand about it, but then there's all the other work that Diane Powell did as well, which was, she worked with like schizophrenics and people who had like, like she was deeply into psychiatry and how the brain works.

And she even told me that like, uh, she would work with people who were clearly living in a different reality, complete schizophrenics who were, uh,

adhering to a different reality than we are but then would somehow prove that their reality was real in in some way whether that's bringing something to her or something and she told me about this and i thought that was just so interesting because now we're again it's i think our the narrative that we create around telepathy and sciability is so limiting versus what it could be

interacting with, you know, a sub layer of reality might be so foreign to us in terms of like reaching into a different reality and pulling things out of it.

Like that might all be part of that phenomenon and not simply just, you know, hearing someone speak English in your mind, you know?

I mean, it probably has to do with survival, right?

You think?

Yeah, like a suppressed survival instinct.

So if you're looking to survive, if you're, let's say, part of the universe, and the universe's goal is to thrive and conceive and to perpetuate itself...

then you have to kind of line up everything on your side to be able to survive.

And sometimes that might be just skewing probability in favor of your survival ever so little.

And that might be getting a subtle hint of what's about to come.

You speak to guys like George St.