Ky Dickens
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 1 Apr
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It's perfect. Yeah, it's good. It's great.
Okay. I think there's three things, right? I think for one, like baseline for people to presume competence in non-speaking individuals or someone who can't control their body. Don't think just because they can't speak doesn't mean they can't think. That they're not there.
They're not in there, right. And then I think the second one is certainly to try to get spelling validated in schools, right? it's almost like telepathy in a way, operated as a Trojan horse to get people to acknowledge and notice these incredible individuals and just take note and help them.
So I think getting spelling validated and affirmed and make it accessible in schools, that would be the next thing. And then I think the third thing is, I mean, truly a paradigm shift. I mean, I want people to know, because I've come to what I feel like is believe this, right, that there is a non-physical world that's real.
Our idea that consciousness is at the tippy top, that's the result of this physical world, I think is incorrect. I think consciousness is at the bottom of it and started everything. And with that in mind, consciousness then, there's so much more possible. It can survive our body. We can communicate without our bodies. We can see into the future, maybe into the past.
I mean, whatever it is, anything mental, we're capable of. And that helps us explain a lot more. So The paradigm shift, I think, is really cool if it can happen. And a lot of people have been working toward that. I mean, so I'm just like a tiny bit in a large puzzle of huge giants have come before me.
But I think that if this is going to help more people just be aware of the system of what is called, again, like this materialism, which is the idea that only what's real can be observed and measured. If we can get people to realize they're living in that system, that system was constructed and it's not necessarily the truth.
So don't be embarrassed to talk about stuff, to research stuff, to ask a question. You shouldn't be ridiculed and dismissed just because the system tells you you should be.
Yeah. Tom Campbell blew my mind.
Yeah. But this is what I will say because I actually had a friend that when I was sort of like –
going through my own thing she was just like just if you just start reading about some of the stuff just reading it you'll find what you're looking for like there's so much there whether if you start reading about near-death experiences or ian stevenson or tom campbell and any of this stuff it's just like and and the reason people are researching this right like it's not like this just happened this has been going on for a
So we just started working on the doc. I'm hoping that will be done and wrapped up early next year. Maybe we'll premiere it south by. We'll be back, hopefully. I mean, who knows? And so after that, then we're going to do an impact campaign where you take a documentary around and you – screen it with a panel. So that'd be cool.
It'll be non-speakers and, you know, we can get people from the Department of Education there or whatever in different cities. And then hopefully that will make an impact, get people into the rooms talking, do whatever. And then after that, we have a really long-term goal where we want to try to work with like a few foundations or maybe start a foundation to open centers.
that can if you can imagine something maybe like kind of like the size of an REI in every city where non-speakers can go and get like physical and mental and spiritual supports and spelling help and education or whatever you know there's physical therapy that can help and for respite care for these parents who are working 24-7 to take care of these individuals and it could just be a beautiful thing but then there's so many academics to what you kind of noted earlier like that might want to work with non-speakers who might want to
can you help me decode whale language or figure out how to stop blanching the coral reefs or whatever?
So if there's, you know, I know non-speakers who want to work in plant medicine, who want to work in this, who want to work in X, Y, Z. But I think the most important thing is these centers maybe could vet those individuals, make sure these academics learn to become a spelling, to communicate partner and be background checked to make sure they don't have some nefarious goal.
And then this could maybe create... opportunities for spellers to make money, to have a career, to really contribute in these meaningful ways. So that's our goal is to create these centers that can both nourish and support non-speakers and their families, but also allow non-speakers to engage and use their intellect and abilities to have meaningful careers.
Yeah. Yeah. And in history, too, people would look at deaf people or blind people before and think they're not in there, especially deaf people. It was just like, oh, they must not be in there. No one thinks that anymore. It's ridiculous to think that.
You know, but we're doing the same thing to this population. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there are some of the most brilliant individuals that I've ever met. And actually, I talked to a teacher right before I left here today. And I said, she was talking about her student she just had a conversation with. She said, in middle school or whatever, high school, what did you learn that whole time?
What did you learn in school? Well, he was being taught like he was little. And what he answered was patience. Yeah. I mean, just so beautiful, so wise. Right. He wasn't crapping on it like I learned nothing. They kept telling me animal colors and this and whatever. Like it wasn't anger. It was I learned patience. Wow.
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