Jordan Crowder

And then she's a speller.

Right.

She's a nonverbal autistic.

So she she's learning how to speak, but she doesn't speak too well right now.

And she pulls out the spelling board and she hits yellow just real effortlessly.

She's kind of like singing and kind of, you know, just being very nonchalant about it and writes yellow.

Right.

And then they pull the piece of paper out and it says, what's the color of the sun?

Okay, so how did she get the answer to that question?

It's a question that a child would know the answer to, but the child had no idea what the question was.

It could have been anything, right?

And the question was, what's the color of the sun?

She tapped out yellow.

We're all watching.

We have this panel of some of the best judges in the world.

I mean, these are people that are at the top of their industry in parapsychology and science and all these different fields.

fields and they're there we're there there's a you know 500 or so people in the crowd um everyone's watching it's on cameras everyone's there you know everyone is kind of trying to like not necessarily poke holes in them but trying to figure out okay how did this work how does this happen nobody there has an explanation for it you know top researchers and scientists in their field are just blown away and this happened we did multiple different things but there's no it's almost like she did it so nonchalantly there wasn't this like wow factor because people's like minds have to then grasp what happened then it's up to you to process okay

What did I just see?

How did that child who's blindfolded over here, not paying attention, random person in the audience, writes a question on a piece of paper, puts it in their pocket.

She knows the answer to it.