Clint

Pierre, who's mastered the art of fighting.

And in these high pressure situations where there's a lot of stress, where he's in the middle of 30,000 people watching him fight,

he says that there's a point where he feels that he knows what's going to happen as it happens.

And he doesn't know whether that's deduction from the thousands of hours of practice, or is it precognitive?

Like, does he see it just a split second before due to the high stress due to the fact that like, he, he's got like these instincts to survive.

And Joe McMonagall, Joe McMonagall talks about that as well, that like in the past, these,

know shamans and everything else like they would be the most revered of a society because they were the ones to tell you hey don't go down that road you're going to get killed or dig here for water so it was always survival dependent these psy abilities and over time they've probably been suppressed and muted and still you know exist on a very faint very faint level

And then we look at like the random number generator, the Princeton Parapsychological Lab that you can affect through intention, these very minor sort of fluctuations, you know, in the standard deviation of this machine.

And so again, is it, I think it might be really subtle and it might have to do like the only time you can measure it is when your life is in danger.

Maybe like similar.

Yeah, exactly.

But also I think you're dying.

When you have the ego death, you literally think, oh my God, I'm dead.

I'm dying.

What's happening?

Or being able to affect what's about to happen.

Sure.

Because

Again, if you look at the random number generator, it's not predictive.

It seems like we're affecting reality.