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I mean, I know what it is, but yeah.

I mean, I know what it is, but yeah.

I mean, I know what it is, but yeah.

Yeah. And I think that type of stuff can really help, right? I mean, people, I think what's cool is that a lot of the research on, you know, psychedelics is kind of converging with this stuff right now, you know, around telepathy and the non-speakers.

Yeah. And I think that type of stuff can really help, right? I mean, people, I think what's cool is that a lot of the research on, you know, psychedelics is kind of converging with this stuff right now, you know, around telepathy and the non-speakers.

Yeah. And I think that type of stuff can really help, right? I mean, people, I think what's cool is that a lot of the research on, you know, psychedelics is kind of converging with this stuff right now, you know, around telepathy and the non-speakers.

I think a lot of people have had these experiences on, you know, on psilocybin or on an ayahuasca trip or whatever, where there's this realization that like,

I think a lot of people have had these experiences on, you know, on psilocybin or on an ayahuasca trip or whatever, where there's this realization that like,

I think a lot of people have had these experiences on, you know, on psilocybin or on an ayahuasca trip or whatever, where there's this realization that like,

Yeah. I mean, I think that's a big thing. Right. And I keep thinking you asked about the pushback around this. And what's interesting is it's not just from skeptics who don't want to believe in telepathy and that the non-visible world is real, but also from people in the spelling community who don't want people to mention telepathy out of fear that it's going to.

Yeah. I mean, I think that's a big thing. Right. And I keep thinking you asked about the pushback around this. And what's interesting is it's not just from skeptics who don't want to believe in telepathy and that the non-visible world is real, but also from people in the spelling community who don't want people to mention telepathy out of fear that it's going to.

Yeah. I mean, I think that's a big thing. Right. And I keep thinking you asked about the pushback around this. And what's interesting is it's not just from skeptics who don't want to believe in telepathy and that the non-visible world is real, but also from people in the spelling community who don't want people to mention telepathy out of fear that it's going to.

foil their efforts to make this like standard practice in schools. In fact, some of the teachers and others who've been involved in our project have been getting letters from the IASC, like a spelling group saying, don't talk about telepathy or you're going to have your accreditation taken away.

foil their efforts to make this like standard practice in schools. In fact, some of the teachers and others who've been involved in our project have been getting letters from the IASC, like a spelling group saying, don't talk about telepathy or you're going to have your accreditation taken away.

foil their efforts to make this like standard practice in schools. In fact, some of the teachers and others who've been involved in our project have been getting letters from the IASC, like a spelling group saying, don't talk about telepathy or you're going to have your accreditation taken away.

I think the fear is that if you... I actually don't know. I mean, because most of the people I'm working with, almost all of them, every single one of the people I'm working with has... sees this as happening in their homes and their classrooms. And it's not just teachers and parents and ministers and rabbis and parapsychologists and speech pathologists and occupational therapists.

I think the fear is that if you... I actually don't know. I mean, because most of the people I'm working with, almost all of them, every single one of the people I'm working with has... sees this as happening in their homes and their classrooms. And it's not just teachers and parents and ministers and rabbis and parapsychologists and speech pathologists and occupational therapists.

I think the fear is that if you... I actually don't know. I mean, because most of the people I'm working with, almost all of them, every single one of the people I'm working with has... sees this as happening in their homes and their classrooms. And it's not just teachers and parents and ministers and rabbis and parapsychologists and speech pathologists and occupational therapists.

These are all the people reporting it, right? And for them, I think the thing is, truth is never harmful. It might be difficult, but it's not harmful. And what this truth means is that we have to change our systems of education. We have to change how we think about things. And I think there is a deep fear of people having their darkest, deepest thoughts exposed.

These are all the people reporting it, right? And for them, I think the thing is, truth is never harmful. It might be difficult, but it's not harmful. And what this truth means is that we have to change our systems of education. We have to change how we think about things. And I think there is a deep fear of people having their darkest, deepest thoughts exposed.