Tina

You know, your babies cry and stuff like that.

And the whole premise of the telepathy tapes is that some of these kids are like, you know, super psychic and they can guess what number you're thinking and they can tell you what, you know, what's going to happen in a week or they can, you know, talk to Aunt Edna who died a week, you know, a month ago.

So they're essentially creating these little Teresa Caputo's out of children who already have enough problems.

Yeah.

I wonder if in this day and age, anything is hope or views, right?

It's all like, I mean, I want to be sensitive about the subject because having an autistic child that's nonverbal has got to be an incredibly difficult and painful experience and journey.

And I don't want to minimize that, but this seems really hokey pokey to me.

And there's a whole podcast about it that's incredibly popular.

So popular they've paywalled it.

So now you got to pay to go listen to most of it.

Yeah.

But they have all of these tapes of these kids that are supposedly saying these things to people who are interpreting what they're saying.

It seems to me like some of this is a little bit of voyeurism in a situation that doesn't deserve voyeurism.

And it seems to me like, yeah, maybe some of this is just parents really wanting to believe that they're communicating with their child.

And maybe, maybe.

Just to throw it out there.

There's a very small percentage of this.

Sure.

That could be true.

Absolutely.