Jason Jorjani

Significant to the level of psychic ability that someone demonstrates. And it involves the basal ganglia. Another factor is trauma. And we're going to come back to that.

Significant to the level of psychic ability that someone demonstrates. And it involves the basal ganglia. Another factor is trauma. And we're going to come back to that.

Yeah, there's definitely a huge correlation between trauma, especially trauma from childhood, and the degree of someone's extrasensory perception. Mm-hmm. Another factor is level of civilization, which you were just referencing, that there's a clear correlation between the rise of technical intellect, the hypertrophy of our analytical mind, and the atrophy of psychic abilities.

Yeah, there's definitely a huge correlation between trauma, especially trauma from childhood, and the degree of someone's extrasensory perception. Mm-hmm. Another factor is level of civilization, which you were just referencing, that there's a clear correlation between the rise of technical intellect, the hypertrophy of our analytical mind, and the atrophy of psychic abilities.

Yeah, there's definitely a huge correlation between trauma, especially trauma from childhood, and the degree of someone's extrasensory perception. Mm-hmm. Another factor is level of civilization, which you were just referencing, that there's a clear correlation between the rise of technical intellect, the hypertrophy of our analytical mind, and the atrophy of psychic abilities.

I talk about this in my first book, Prometheus and Atlas, that it's very obvious studying primitive tribes that they have much stronger psychic abilities. Which stands to reason because animals have much stronger psychic abilities than humans. Studies on dogs and on horses and on fish and on birds have shown that they have much stronger psychic abilities than humans.

I talk about this in my first book, Prometheus and Atlas, that it's very obvious studying primitive tribes that they have much stronger psychic abilities. Which stands to reason because animals have much stronger psychic abilities than humans. Studies on dogs and on horses and on fish and on birds have shown that they have much stronger psychic abilities than humans.

I talk about this in my first book, Prometheus and Atlas, that it's very obvious studying primitive tribes that they have much stronger psychic abilities. Which stands to reason because animals have much stronger psychic abilities than humans. Studies on dogs and on horses and on fish and on birds have shown that they have much stronger psychic abilities than humans.

So it stands to reason that primitive tribes were still living close to nature. also would not have experienced an atrophy of their psychic abilities because they're relying more on analytical reasoning and on the technology that comes from it. So as we've separated ourselves from nature, both through analytical thinking and through material technologies to do shit for us, this is atrophy.

So it stands to reason that primitive tribes were still living close to nature. also would not have experienced an atrophy of their psychic abilities because they're relying more on analytical reasoning and on the technology that comes from it. So as we've separated ourselves from nature, both through analytical thinking and through material technologies to do shit for us, this is atrophy.

So it stands to reason that primitive tribes were still living close to nature. also would not have experienced an atrophy of their psychic abilities because they're relying more on analytical reasoning and on the technology that comes from it. So as we've separated ourselves from nature, both through analytical thinking and through material technologies to do shit for us, this is atrophy.

Yeah, well, people say getting in touch with your instincts. What does that mean?

Yeah, well, people say getting in touch with your instincts. What does that mean?

Yeah, well, people say getting in touch with your instincts. What does that mean?

Someone who wrote a lot about this in a fairly sophisticated way was the French philosopher Henri Bergson. Bergson was an early 20th century philosopher. who also, by the way, got involved with the League of Nations. And he, you know, the organization that today is called UNESCO, the United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization, UNESCO, which Trump is defunding.

Someone who wrote a lot about this in a fairly sophisticated way was the French philosopher Henri Bergson. Bergson was an early 20th century philosopher. who also, by the way, got involved with the League of Nations. And he, you know, the organization that today is called UNESCO, the United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization, UNESCO, which Trump is defunding.

Someone who wrote a lot about this in a fairly sophisticated way was the French philosopher Henri Bergson. Bergson was an early 20th century philosopher. who also, by the way, got involved with the League of Nations. And he, you know, the organization that today is called UNESCO, the United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization, UNESCO, which Trump is defunding.

I don't blame him, given what UNESCO has become. But back in the day, before the UN was even formed, and it was still the League of Nations, remember the predecessor organization? Bergson helped set up, and I think, yeah, he was the first director, or he was a director of UNESCO. So he was not just a philosopher like, you know, in an ivory tower.

I don't blame him, given what UNESCO has become. But back in the day, before the UN was even formed, and it was still the League of Nations, remember the predecessor organization? Bergson helped set up, and I think, yeah, he was the first director, or he was a director of UNESCO. So he was not just a philosopher like, you know, in an ivory tower.

I don't blame him, given what UNESCO has become. But back in the day, before the UN was even formed, and it was still the League of Nations, remember the predecessor organization? Bergson helped set up, and I think, yeah, he was the first director, or he was a director of UNESCO. So he was not just a philosopher like, you know, in an ivory tower.