Breakthrough Research into Non-Human Intelligence

n this episode of EMERGENT, host Reed Summers is joined by Ted Roe—founding member of UAP Medical Coalition (UAPmed) and longtime advocate for experiencer-centered research within the UAP/NHI discourse. This conversation explores the emerging intersection of scientific inquiry, human experience, and the philosophical stakes of potential contact with non-human intelligence.This episode spotlights the launch of a vital new public initiative:👉 Investigating Non-Human Intelligence —a groundbreaking lecture and panel series designed to bring clarity, rigor, and open inquiry to the evolving conversation around NHI.The Investigating Non-Human Intelligence series begins with lectures by Dr. Michael Cifone, who outlines a rigorous philosophy of science approach to studying anomalous claims, and Dr. Garry Nolan, who presents a research roadmap for biologically and technologically analyzing potential non-human interactions.From foundational questions of evidence and method, to the lived experience of contact and its implications for science, medicine, and public discourse, Reed and Ted discuss:The importance of delineating an ETI—extraterrestrial intelligence—within the larger discourse on NHI—non-human intelligenceWhy mainstream science has struggled to confront this realityThe risk of excluding first-hand data from the scientific methodHow medicine, psychology, and philosophy must evolve to meet the challenge of our human encounter with non-human realitiesThe difference between non-human observation and non-human engagement—and why that mattersWhy interdisciplinary frameworks are urgently needed to decode the phenomenonWhether you're a scientist, experiencer, decision maker, or simply curious, this is an essential conversation on how we prepare—not just to understand—but to respond.https://humaninstitute.org/investigating-non-human-intelligence/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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