Jordan Jozak

And for most of those two years, right, this was like they had some outcomes that they already knew, right?

And this was kind of tracking my accuracy on how good I could get.

So not for like every remote viewing astral projection signal, but that was a key part of this, you know, development in the program.

So, you know, earlier on the chair, right, I call it the chair, but this was where a lot of my traumatic memories actually like came back in that earlier 22, like

The ones that I really didn't understand would be me in a chair with what I now know now is like a neurofeedback EEG headset, but at the time, right, didn't have the language to articulate it.

And a screen, right, with my brainwaves being shown.

And I would be asked to like cycle through different cognitive applications.

Okay, visualize something or, you know,

try to communicate, you know, with the plant, right, whatever type of ESP level thing we were doing.

And they were watching my brainwave signals.

And then I would be asked at certain times to be like, hey, whatever you just did two seconds ago, I need you to repeat that.

So they were highly interested in theta spikes as well as gamma spikes.

And there was some level of neurofeedback being used to reinforce this.

So as I would actually exert, hey, I visualized in a unique way, well, that produced a gamma spike.

They were interested in how can we get that to hold longer.

Just deeper levels of neuron level of symbiosis.

For example, in a gamma spike or when the brain's really operating at a gamma level, it's almost as if every neuron's beginning to synchronize and almost fire at the same time.

So instead of just having a reduced brainwave state, you're having...

Essentially, I'm not a neurologist.

I'm not a neuroscientist, just to be very clear here.