Robert Epstein

But think about this. We don't know what it does. We don't know what it's for. But it's out there all over the place. And people do have these very unique experiences on it. And people over and over again say that reality is more real than this reality.

But think about this. We don't know what it does. We don't know what it's for. But it's out there all over the place. And people do have these very unique experiences on it. And people over and over again say that reality is more real than this reality.

But think about this. We don't know what it does. We don't know what it's for. But it's out there all over the place. And people do have these very unique experiences on it. And people over and over again say that reality is more real than this reality.

I think what's happening is that the pathway – The quality of the connection is being changed. And I think that's what we can test. And so, again, I've been working with people in multiple fields.

I think what's happening is that the pathway – The quality of the connection is being changed. And I think that's what we can test. And so, again, I've been working with people in multiple fields.

I think what's happening is that the pathway – The quality of the connection is being changed. And I think that's what we can test. And so, again, I've been working with people in multiple fields.

Correct. And I think at the opposite extreme, there are a lot of things that go wrong with our brain, maybe when we just get drunk or maybe when we get clubbed or that really— Diminish the connection. Diminish it or just cut it temporarily. Right. And I think all of this is testable. The only problem is so far the neurosciences labs— have not been looking for this.

Correct. And I think at the opposite extreme, there are a lot of things that go wrong with our brain, maybe when we just get drunk or maybe when we get clubbed or that really— Diminish the connection. Diminish it or just cut it temporarily. Right. And I think all of this is testable. The only problem is so far the neurosciences labs— have not been looking for this.

Correct. And I think at the opposite extreme, there are a lot of things that go wrong with our brain, maybe when we just get drunk or maybe when we get clubbed or that really— Diminish the connection. Diminish it or just cut it temporarily. Right. And I think all of this is testable. The only problem is so far the neurosciences labs— have not been looking for this.

They've just never looked for evidence of transduction. But I think when we start looking for it, we're going to find it. And that can make two big changes in the way we see everything. It can make a change in that we finally begin to understand How the brain makes us as intelligent as we are.

They've just never looked for evidence of transduction. But I think when we start looking for it, we're going to find it. And that can make two big changes in the way we see everything. It can make a change in that we finally begin to understand How the brain makes us as intelligent as we are.

They've just never looked for evidence of transduction. But I think when we start looking for it, we're going to find it. And that can make two big changes in the way we see everything. It can make a change in that we finally begin to understand How the brain makes us as intelligent as we are.

It turns out it's not a self-contained processing unit, so it's not playing the role we thought it was playing. But it is very critical in the transduction process. Very critical. It's preparing content for transduction. And, of course, it's bidirectional. The microphone is unidirectional, but the brain is a bidirectional transducer. And it'll change the way we see the structure of the universe.

It turns out it's not a self-contained processing unit, so it's not playing the role we thought it was playing. But it is very critical in the transduction process. Very critical. It's preparing content for transduction. And, of course, it's bidirectional. The microphone is unidirectional, but the brain is a bidirectional transducer. And it'll change the way we see the structure of the universe.

It turns out it's not a self-contained processing unit, so it's not playing the role we thought it was playing. But it is very critical in the transduction process. Very critical. It's preparing content for transduction. And, of course, it's bidirectional. The microphone is unidirectional, but the brain is a bidirectional transducer. And it'll change the way we see the structure of the universe.

Oh, it's not consciousness. No, it's an avenue. It's a pathway. And that is what is connecting us with all this other stuff, this stuff. You know, I... My mom, who passed away about a year and a half ago, but my mom, in those last couple of years, she kept saying that she was hearing music. And she loved music. She always loved music.

Oh, it's not consciousness. No, it's an avenue. It's a pathway. And that is what is connecting us with all this other stuff, this stuff. You know, I... My mom, who passed away about a year and a half ago, but my mom, in those last couple of years, she kept saying that she was hearing music. And she loved music. She always loved music.

Oh, it's not consciousness. No, it's an avenue. It's a pathway. And that is what is connecting us with all this other stuff, this stuff. You know, I... My mom, who passed away about a year and a half ago, but my mom, in those last couple of years, she kept saying that she was hearing music. And she loved music. She always loved music.

But she was hearing music that she had never heard before, she said. And she would sometimes try to hum the music or sing the music. And she said it was always coming from downstairs. And then people would say... My mom was... very... She was very sarcastic in her manner. And so someone would say, well, I don't hear anything. And she'd go, well, maybe you should get your hearing checked.

But she was hearing music that she had never heard before, she said. And she would sometimes try to hum the music or sing the music. And she said it was always coming from downstairs. And then people would say... My mom was... very... She was very sarcastic in her manner. And so someone would say, well, I don't hear anything. And she'd go, well, maybe you should get your hearing checked.