Remote viewing
Topic
Remote viewing is the practice of seeking impressions about a distant or unseen subject, purportedly sensing with the mind. It is widely regarded as a pseudoscience, as there is no scientific evidence supporting its validity. Historically, the concept was studied in government-funded research programs, such as the Stargate Project, to investigate its potential utility for military and intelligence gathering.
What experts have said about Remote viewing
4 statements · 3 positive · 1 negative
Excessive effort impairs intuitive remote-viewing performance.
“If you really say, I really want to do this, I want to do this remote viewing, you'll probably never do it because you're trying too hard.”
Open the episode · #2541 - Thomas CampbellListen at 44:31
Some people possess unusually strong remote-viewing talent.
“Some people are very talented.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 26:15
Openness to experience generally improves remote-viewing performance.
“people who are open to experience and willing to try new things, they in general tend to do better.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 27:46
Almost everyone can perform remote viewing after training.
“almost everybody can do this. But it does require some training now.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 47:09
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