Skip Atwater

Or distance and everything. And one of the interesting things that happened as time passed, there was a, Pat Price was remote viewing for them at SRI. And he had one target that he talked about, which was water, water tanks. And there's tall tanks and there's two water pools down here. And it's a...

Or distance and everything. And one of the interesting things that happened as time passed, there was a, Pat Price was remote viewing for them at SRI. And he had one target that he talked about, which was water, water tanks. And there's tall tanks and there's two water pools down here. And it's a...

sewage processing plant and so um when they went down to look at the sewage processing plant hopefully so the remote viewer could learn things he missed well how come we didn't talk about the red building or whatever turns out that it was a swimming pool and was like Well, you did get the water, but there's these big towers of the sewage processing plant, so forth and so on. No space, no time.

sewage processing plant and so um when they went down to look at the sewage processing plant hopefully so the remote viewer could learn things he missed well how come we didn't talk about the red building or whatever turns out that it was a swimming pool and was like Well, you did get the water, but there's these big towers of the sewage processing plant, so forth and so on. No space, no time.

sewage processing plant and so um when they went down to look at the sewage processing plant hopefully so the remote viewer could learn things he missed well how come we didn't talk about the red building or whatever turns out that it was a swimming pool and was like Well, you did get the water, but there's these big towers of the sewage processing plant, so forth and so on. No space, no time.

Seventy-five years later, long after Pat Price himself died, the Menlo Park local government published a book of all the things that had been going on for years and years and years. And Russell Targ got ahold of one and opened it up and he was like, 75 years ago, that coordinate was not a swimming pool, but a sewage processing plant. And there was the pictures of the towers and everything. And so,

Seventy-five years later, long after Pat Price himself died, the Menlo Park local government published a book of all the things that had been going on for years and years and years. And Russell Targ got ahold of one and opened it up and he was like, 75 years ago, that coordinate was not a swimming pool, but a sewage processing plant. And there was the pictures of the towers and everything. And so,

Seventy-five years later, long after Pat Price himself died, the Menlo Park local government published a book of all the things that had been going on for years and years and years. And Russell Targ got ahold of one and opened it up and he was like, 75 years ago, that coordinate was not a swimming pool, but a sewage processing plant. And there was the pictures of the towers and everything. And so,

They started thinking about this differently. First, they were like, oh, that remote viewing was 20 blocks away. That remote viewing was when you went on vacation. That remote viewing was 3,000 miles away. And then this thing came up and it was... Remote viewing is outside of time. Pat Price said, never knew, because he died in 75, that that was a sewage treatment plant. Wow.

They started thinking about this differently. First, they were like, oh, that remote viewing was 20 blocks away. That remote viewing was when you went on vacation. That remote viewing was 3,000 miles away. And then this thing came up and it was... Remote viewing is outside of time. Pat Price said, never knew, because he died in 75, that that was a sewage treatment plant. Wow.

They started thinking about this differently. First, they were like, oh, that remote viewing was 20 blocks away. That remote viewing was when you went on vacation. That remote viewing was 3,000 miles away. And then this thing came up and it was... Remote viewing is outside of time. Pat Price said, never knew, because he died in 75, that that was a sewage treatment plant. Wow.

So it was an awakening to the scientists to say, there's something more here that's going on than what we think we're doing at SRI.

So it was an awakening to the scientists to say, there's something more here that's going on than what we think we're doing at SRI.

So it was an awakening to the scientists to say, there's something more here that's going on than what we think we're doing at SRI.

You know, my cat doesn't know time and the birds don't know time, except when the weather changes, they're supposed to fly south and so forth and so on. But they don't think of time. And if I knew more about the history of cultures, different societies over time that have come up over the hundreds and thousands of years, they probably have lots of differences. I imagine

You know, my cat doesn't know time and the birds don't know time, except when the weather changes, they're supposed to fly south and so forth and so on. But they don't think of time. And if I knew more about the history of cultures, different societies over time that have come up over the hundreds and thousands of years, they probably have lots of differences. I imagine

You know, my cat doesn't know time and the birds don't know time, except when the weather changes, they're supposed to fly south and so forth and so on. But they don't think of time. And if I knew more about the history of cultures, different societies over time that have come up over the hundreds and thousands of years, they probably have lots of differences. I imagine

weather and when you plant things and when you harvest things is a much more crude kind of interface with that. And you're not so concerned about, let's see, it's about. So, that's a really good question. What is time? And my answer is, well, it depends. Who is keeping track of something? and decides to say, you know, that's spaced out this way.

weather and when you plant things and when you harvest things is a much more crude kind of interface with that. And you're not so concerned about, let's see, it's about. So, that's a really good question. What is time? And my answer is, well, it depends. Who is keeping track of something? and decides to say, you know, that's spaced out this way.

weather and when you plant things and when you harvest things is a much more crude kind of interface with that. And you're not so concerned about, let's see, it's about. So, that's a really good question. What is time? And my answer is, well, it depends. Who is keeping track of something? and decides to say, you know, that's spaced out this way.