Parapsychologist Jeffrey Mishlove discusses his journey from criminology to parapsychology, exploring ESP, remote viewing, Scientology's connection to psychic research, the psychic Ted Owens, the declining trust in media, evidence for UFOs and retrocausality, Robert Bigelow's interest in the afterlife, and the nature of consciousness.
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Key Takeaways
Personal Transformation: Mishlove's shared death experience with his great-uncle Harry led him to shift his focus from criminology to parapsychology, exploring psychic phenomena and consciousness .
Remote Viewing and Government Interest: The CIA's interest in psychic abilities, including Uri Geller's spoon-bending, and the connection between early remote viewers and Scientology are discussed .
Ted Owens, the PK Man: Mishlove investigated Ted Owens, who claimed to control weather and manifest UFOs, recounting specific incidents and predictions T-MORE.
Trust in Media and Alternative Perspectives: Mishlove and the host debate the trustworthiness of mainstream media versus independent journalism and podcasts .
UFOs, Time Travel, and Retrocausality: Mishlove presents the overwhelming evidence for UFOs and suggests time travel as a possible explanation, also touching on retrocausality and its implications .
Robert Bigelow and the Afterlife: Bigelow's interest in the afterlife, spurred by personal losses, led to an essay competition on the survival of consciousness after death, which Mishlove won .
Nature of Consciousness and ESP: Mishlove believes everyone possesses ESP and discusses the hard problem of consciousness, contrasting materialism with idealism and referencing concepts like the noosphere and morphogenetic fields .
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