Jordan Crowder

So, but there's no way to really know that that one's going to absolutely be chosen, you know, because this is a free will simulator after all.

Um, but you can remote view the most probable future.

And when you remote view time is kind of tricky.

So there's a lot of times when you remote view something, that's why we'll use things like mountains and stuff like that.

That's been here for a long time and we'll be here for a long time.

But a lot of times when you remote view, like say, um, a structure or something, you'll actually nail it.

But then you'll find out later because you'll be like, man,

you know, there was nothing there or maybe like, you know, you remote viewed a water tower and you drew it down.

And then like when they reveal the target as a building and you're like, that doesn't make any sense.

You know, I thought I got it.

And then you find out that, oh, 50 years ago, there was a water tower there, but then they tore it down and they put a building, something like that, you know?

So sometimes you remote view and you get the destination right, but you get the time wrong because time's a little weird when you go into that, that non-physical.

I am positive that they because when they closed down like the Stargate Project Stargate and they said that they weren't doing remote viewing anymore.

Everyone knows that that's that's not true.

They just pushed it underground because we know that our adversaries are using it.

So obviously we're going to use it.

And of course, they're going to remote view the future.

I wouldn't be surprised if they even have like AI doing that kind of stuff now.

Just my opinion.

But yes, definitely that's a tactic they're using.