Kai Dickens

So this next question is simply, what can us muggles do to help? Should we be learning about telepathy or just try to be supportive, involved in another way? Can we reach out to non-speakers locally somehow to offer friendship or assistance?

That's such a great point, Libby. Thank you for that.

That's such a great point, Libby. Thank you for that.

That's great. Thank you, Manisha. OK, I'm going to grab the next question here. Do you get the sense that these skills can be learned by neurotypical speaking people? If so, how can average people begin developing their own telepathic abilities? Go ahead, Casey.

That's great. Thank you, Manisha. OK, I'm going to grab the next question here. Do you get the sense that these skills can be learned by neurotypical speaking people? If so, how can average people begin developing their own telepathic abilities? Go ahead, Casey.

Okay, next question here. What are your thoughts on the US government's own research and seemingly acceptance of the historical reliance on telepathy and telepathic methods, specifically within the CIA and remote viewing? Go ahead, Susie.

Okay, next question here. What are your thoughts on the US government's own research and seemingly acceptance of the historical reliance on telepathy and telepathic methods, specifically within the CIA and remote viewing? Go ahead, Susie.

Diane, do you want to talk about the CIA investigating this type of research? And do you have any fears around non-speaking individuals getting exploited or sucked up into this research in any way?

Diane, do you want to talk about the CIA investigating this type of research? And do you have any fears around non-speaking individuals getting exploited or sucked up into this research in any way?

To that point, Dr. Powell, there's another question here. How will the tests done at University of Virginia or University of Arizona or wherever you end up doing them stand up to rigorous independent scientific verification methods?

To that point, Dr. Powell, there's another question here. How will the tests done at University of Virginia or University of Arizona or wherever you end up doing them stand up to rigorous independent scientific verification methods?

This next question, Katie, might be a great one for you and anyone else. It'll be probably for you as well, anyone who's been working in the spelling space fervently. I understand there's never been a study of the spelling phenomenon that's passed a double-blind test. Help me reconcile this. Can you explain what that means, even, a double-blind test, and how would you answer that?

This next question, Katie, might be a great one for you and anyone else. It'll be probably for you as well, anyone who's been working in the spelling space fervently. I understand there's never been a study of the spelling phenomenon that's passed a double-blind test. Help me reconcile this. Can you explain what that means, even, a double-blind test, and how would you answer that?

I know, me too. It really is one of the hardest questions to even receive.

I know, me too. It really is one of the hardest questions to even receive.

Yeah. I mean, it's a whole episode on this, but it's, it's like supporting spelling, getting funding for it easy, making it immersive and getting every family the opportunity to like get a grant who wants to do it. So yeah, it's like a big, big, I think the most important issue really for all of us.

Yeah. I mean, it's a whole episode on this, but it's, it's like supporting spelling, getting funding for it easy, making it immersive and getting every family the opportunity to like get a grant who wants to do it. So yeah, it's like a big, big, I think the most important issue really for all of us.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I just love what you said there, Manisha, that your child is not disabled, that it's the system that's disabled in a way. It is stigmatizing apraxia, which for listeners out there is the inability for your mind and body to work together efficiently. It's about motor control and it's not about intelligence. So thank you for that.