Ky Dickens

You know, they were in charge of homeschooling and started being like, OK, let's see what you know. And she started spelling. She knew an awful lot. And I think they were shocked. And pretty soon thereafter, she said, I can read your mind. And they thought, what? And they would do tests. What did I just draw? And she'd say what they just drew. You know, what are we thinking?

And she would write it.

And she would write it.

And she would write it.

Well, I think that's a really good question. And, you know, we've done a few experiments that, you know, again, I'm not a scientist. Like the experiments I was doing for the film, I mean, which is going to be now a film, but the podcast was kind of me just trying to understand like proof of concept what is going on here. Right. And and I can only say what spellers have told me.

Well, I think that's a really good question. And, you know, we've done a few experiments that, you know, again, I'm not a scientist. Like the experiments I was doing for the film, I mean, which is going to be now a film, but the podcast was kind of me just trying to understand like proof of concept what is going on here. Right. And and I can only say what spellers have told me.

Well, I think that's a really good question. And, you know, we've done a few experiments that, you know, again, I'm not a scientist. Like the experiments I was doing for the film, I mean, which is going to be now a film, but the podcast was kind of me just trying to understand like proof of concept what is going on here. Right. And and I can only say what spellers have told me.

And there's been quite a few spellers who say I can see through someone's eyes or I can hear through their ears. And others who seem to have a merged consciousness with someone that they're very close to, whether it be a father or a teacher or a communication partner, father or whatever, where we did some experiments with one mom where we'd show an image to her.

And there's been quite a few spellers who say I can see through someone's eyes or I can hear through their ears. And others who seem to have a merged consciousness with someone that they're very close to, whether it be a father or a teacher or a communication partner, father or whatever, where we did some experiments with one mom where we'd show an image to her.

And there's been quite a few spellers who say I can see through someone's eyes or I can hear through their ears. And others who seem to have a merged consciousness with someone that they're very close to, whether it be a father or a teacher or a communication partner, father or whatever, where we did some experiments with one mom where we'd show an image to her.

Her son, who was sitting across the room, would all of a sudden start writing what the image was. But what was so fascinating is sometimes the mom wouldn't even know what the image was. So at one point she thought it was paint. No, no. She thought there was a food fight. It was ketchup and mustard. And he wrote paint. So so at that point, it's like she's not obviously sending a thought. Right.

Her son, who was sitting across the room, would all of a sudden start writing what the image was. But what was so fascinating is sometimes the mom wouldn't even know what the image was. So at one point she thought it was paint. No, no. She thought there was a food fight. It was ketchup and mustard. And he wrote paint. So so at that point, it's like she's not obviously sending a thought. Right.

Her son, who was sitting across the room, would all of a sudden start writing what the image was. But what was so fascinating is sometimes the mom wouldn't even know what the image was. So at one point she thought it was paint. No, no. She thought there was a food fight. It was ketchup and mustard. And he wrote paint. So so at that point, it's like she's not obviously sending a thought. Right.

He seems to be tapping in the second the images in her own mind. So for us, it was a big question of is this just your telepathy? Because a few parents have told me, no, this is bigger than that. And it seems like a merging of consciousness of some sort.

He seems to be tapping in the second the images in her own mind. So for us, it was a big question of is this just your telepathy? Because a few parents have told me, no, this is bigger than that. And it seems like a merging of consciousness of some sort.

He seems to be tapping in the second the images in her own mind. So for us, it was a big question of is this just your telepathy? Because a few parents have told me, no, this is bigger than that. And it seems like a merging of consciousness of some sort.

Yeah, it's really fascinating. And, you know, but I also – one of the stories that I loved goes back – so Rupert Sheldrake, the Cambridge biologist who was in this project – And he didn't believe in telepathy either. I mean, I think a lot of scientists, right, don't believe this stuff right away either. And he had a, you know, a senior professor that he really looked up to, Sir Rudolf Peters.

Yeah, it's really fascinating. And, you know, but I also – one of the stories that I loved goes back – so Rupert Sheldrake, the Cambridge biologist who was in this project – And he didn't believe in telepathy either. I mean, I think a lot of scientists, right, don't believe this stuff right away either. And he had a, you know, a senior professor that he really looked up to, Sir Rudolf Peters.

Yeah, it's really fascinating. And, you know, but I also – one of the stories that I loved goes back – so Rupert Sheldrake, the Cambridge biologist who was in this project – And he didn't believe in telepathy either. I mean, I think a lot of scientists, right, don't believe this stuff right away either. And he had a, you know, a senior professor that he really looked up to, Sir Rudolf Peters.

And that's how Rupert Sheldrake fell into this world. And that boy was diagnosed with being blind, but also at the time what they called severe mental retardation, which no, we don't call it that. But who knows what this young individual had, if he had apraxia or what was going on, if he had autism. But