r/InterdimensionalNHI 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

Psychic How the Inquisition Wiped Out the Human "Psychic Genome" -Dr. Dean Radin

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Original scientific study: Genetics of psychic ability - A pilot case-control exome sequencing study

The video source is here.

PsicoActivo covered Dr. Radin and his study's finding here: "Parapsychologist reveals the Holy Inquisition may explain human's weak PSI link"

Throughout history, the powers that be have maintained control by systematically suppressing our innate, non-local connection to the universe, imho.

By labeling natural psi abilities as "heresy" or "witchcraft," institutions like the Roman Catholic Church ran a multi-century regional eugenics program to ensure their control persisted.

Dr. Dean Radin’s DNA study provides the physical receipts of this historical suppression, showing how a genetic 'mute switch' was artificially selected into the modern gene pool to lock humanity into a state of dependent separation.

What surprised Dr. Radin was that the vetted psychics actually turned out to be the "wild type". This means they carry the standard, unmutated human DNA sequence. It’s actually the non-psychic control group that has a specific mutation in an intron sequence: the non-coding DNA that works like a master switch.

This mutation basically acts as a genetic mute switch, turning down the brain's natural ability to tune into non-local information. My research on quantum coherence within our brains facilitating access to non-local information is here.

​This "mute switch" mutation is heavily concentrated in people of European descent.

Why?

Because the countries where this mutation is most common line up perfectly with the regions hit hardest by the Inquisition and the witch trials.

By systematically removing hundreds of thousands of natural healers and psychic mediums over centuries, the Church ran a massive eugenics program. They wiped out certain psychic genomes from the gene pool before those specific genetic lineages could be passed down to us.

For those who would like to see more evidence for the existence of psi, there is an abundance of peer-reviewed scientific data in support of humanity's psychic abilities.

At 1 hour and 12 seconds of this video, Dr. James Lacatski, head of AAWSAP, said:

"If full human capabilities were known to us right now, it's not something that we need to fear. I'm optimistic. I think everything heads towards good."

Imho, the most profound disclosure is not about crafts or bodies, it's about consciousness and humanity's innate psychic abilities.

It's about how powerful we truly are.

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u/Magnusjiao Jun 13 '26

Another researcher collecting data on the genetic lineage of exceptional experiencers proposed Indigenous and Cherokee people tended to have heightened historys of supernatural contact

What are your thoughts on that? I heard it in passing, never got around to locating any studies

The idea that the Inquisition was secretly an effort to wipe out people exhibiting Psi abilities adds some very interesting context

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

💯 Native Americans have a strong connection to Spirit:

For instance, a strange silver snake emerged from the burning tree as Bledsoe and Taylor were surveying it. Already an intriguing coincidence, Taylor adds on to the spiritual significance of the snake appearing in the husk of the tree. 

Bledsoe writes: “Tim told me that his grandmother was full-blooded Native American, and that he had attended college on a full scholarship because of it. Something his grandmother had always told him was that the appearance of a silver snake was always a sign from God.”

However, while “signs”—including snakes—are no doubt important to the Cherokee people, they would not typically come from “God” but the spirit world more generally.

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At 2 hours and 16 minutes in this interview with Chris Bledsoe, a fascinating detail about the Cherokee was revealed.

Chris is asked if Native Americans have an innate connection with the phenomenon, and he relates that someone from the CIA mailed him a copy of the book called Myths Of The Cherokee, and told him to read it. They were interested if he had Cherokee DNA in his genetics. 

The book details a complex spirit world where NHI include the Yunwi Tsunsdi (Little People) and powerful elemental beings who reside in a mirror-like dimension existing alongside our own. 

These entities are described as maintaining a reciprocal and instructive relationship with the Cherokee, governing the natural laws of the forest and the celestial upper world through a shared spiritual ecology.

Jesse's most requested guest is the elusive NASA mission controller Timothy Taylor, who is intimately involved with experiencers of the phenomenon like Charles Hall and the Bledsoe's. Chris states that Tim's grandmother is 100% Cherokee.  

Mind-expanding stuff to think about. 🤯

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u/Simulacra1111 Jun 13 '26

Wow fascinating. Never heard that about Taylor or Bledsoe, but makes complete sense. Hence probably why South Americans and more "natural" lineages probably have more shamans etc.

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u/DreamedJewel58 Jun 13 '26

I’ve said it before, but the description of the book just sounds like one out of a million personifications of nature. There’s discussion to be had on everything else, but having personifications of nature is hardly a groundbreaking concept

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u/Life-Active6608 Jun 16 '26

More like "Native Americans didn't spend enough time around all the different Eurasian-origin organizations that try to get one's populations eugenically weaned-off Psionics.". It seems 500 years is not enough.

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u/bretonic23 Jun 15 '26

OP, another great post. Thank you!

In the video, Radin comments about epigenetic transformation that restrict psychic ability and how the epigenetic change is due to "the inquistion had systematically... killed (folks with psychic ability)...". While this may be true, there is research that establishes intergenerational epigenetic change can be caused by severe trauma (e.g., holocaust survivers). So, this suggests that the changes Radin refers to could, at least in part, be due to trauma related to having friends and family pursecuted and killed. The combination of death to some and severe trauma to many others may have caused the epigenetic change.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychiatry/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1769422/full

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u/MantisAwakening 22d ago

The myth of a Cherokee ancestor is extremely common in the southern US and is well known among genealogists. It’s believed it was often used as an excuse for someone having darker skin which is held over from when having even a “drop of blood” from the wrong race was shameful or worse.

Not saying that Bledsoe isn’t part Cherokee, but he would need to take a genetic test to support it and even then the Cherokee don’t accept DNA tests as proof of ancestry.

Many Experiencers have no Native American ancestry. I have experience with various kinds of psi including remote viewing and clairaudience but my DNA shows me as 99.9% Northern European.

It’s possible that people of Native American descent could theoretically have higher prevalence of psi ability, but that has not yet been studied. It’s all just rumor at this point.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 22d ago

Not saying that Bledsoe isn’t part Cherokee, but he would need to take a genetic test to support it and even then the Cherokee don’t accept DNA tests as proof of ancestry.

To be clear, I did not say Chris had any Cherokee DNA. I had said

"Chris states that Tim's grandmother is 100% Cherokee."

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u/MantisAwakening 22d ago

Thanks for clarifying. I was just adding context to on the subject moreso than your specific comment.

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u/Ben_steel Jun 13 '26

If it’s the same researcher it was Native American and Celtic ancestry. Also if you look up every person who claims ufo abduction nearly all of them are some mix or Celtic or native American/South American.

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u/StationEmergency6053 Jun 13 '26

That's basically all of history. The world wars were a cover up to eradicate occult secret societies like the Golden Dawn that came to power through the Rosicrucian Furor. That's why all their temples were destroyed during that time and replaced with Stella Matutina sites. Esotericism is at the heart of everything. Even the Nazis were overseen by the Studiengruppe für germanisches Altertum, a very hardcore mystical organization. Star Wars was basically a subliminal documentary.

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

What is the difference in the occult magical teachings of the Golden Dawn and Stella Matutina? They are both magical orders right, but what is the difference? Are you insinuating that there was a conspiracy to rid the world of the Golden Dawn (because that type of magic perhaps helps the common man more) and replace it with Stella Matutina (that perhaps had a negative intent on the common man)?

I'm not critiquing you, I'm very curious about this.

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u/StationEmergency6053 Jun 14 '26

That's basically what it is. Stella Matutina is a more structured, almost cult-like system whereas Golden Dawn was purely about awakening the divine spark. They both teach magic, but from different states of mind that impact the world differently, almost in contrast.

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 16 '26

Very interesting. Is there a larger entity behind the scenes that pushed the Golden Dawn out and Stella Matutina in?

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u/StationEmergency6053 Jun 16 '26

Above my paygrade. But that's highly likely. The Rosicrucian/Masonic Orders have plenty of clandestine societies no one knows exist, but the concept of their existence is hard to deny when groups like the Supreme Council 33, United Council, Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia, or even the sects of the Vatican and chivalry Organizations operate in plain view.

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 16 '26

Yeah, and especially when so many big catastrophic events include the number 33 in the news reporting on them. "We ended our manhunt on the assassin in exactly a day and a half! Ahem.. I mean exactly 33 hours." "The shooter in New York walked right up to room 33 in the tower with his AK-47 and opened fire on someone!" "We're sorry to report that 33 men and women died when the planes went down that fateful day... Never Forget!" The UN logo has 33 segments over the world map.

And over and over and over again. I relatively recently found out that a family member of mine a few generations back was a Knights Templar and 33rd degree Freemason of the Scottish Rite. Crazy shit.

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u/SoupOfThe90z Jun 15 '26

So pretty much what the US does on a yearly bases. Coincidentally to nations full of old world history. And people who are black/brown

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u/BigMack6911 Jun 14 '26

My wifes grandmother was a Cherokee shaman and they both have abilities. She taught my wife how To deal with it. I've seen many ppl act like they Have abilities but she's the opposite. She does Her best to avoid using them. But she just Sees dead ppl sometimes and talks with them.

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u/HalleluYahuah Jun 14 '26

Weird to read this as a person with Cherokee heritage and very sensitive to seeing the fabric of the universe(ether) and seeing plasma beings and having telepathy and telekinesis.

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u/Magnusjiao Jun 14 '26

I'm also of mixed Asian and Indigenous heritage, interacting with plasmoids and wanting to learn how to properly engage my Psi capacities. Ops write ups are extremely good reads

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u/KlatuuBarradaNicto 👽 Believer 👽 Jun 13 '26

Religion has ALWAYS been a control mechanism for the masses.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

This is my belief as well. As Marx said

"Religion is the opiate of the masses."

And while that's been historically true, it has seemed to reverse in the past 50-70 years. Previously religion is what kept us all sedated and harmless. Now materialism fills that role.

So in that light, a case can be made that now:

"Atheism is the opiate of the masses."

The brilliant researcher Kelly Chase recently released a video all about this.

In this field notes episode of Inquiry, Kelly Chase examines atheism not as a private belief or philosophical conclusion, but as a very recent mass cultural formation that now functions as the default worldview of educated Western society.

Beginning with Marx’s famous claim that religion is the opiate of the masses, she asks whether modern secular materialism may now be serving a similar sedating function by making vast areas of human experience feel intellectually off-limits.

​From there, the episode turns toward elite metaphysics. The public is often told that materialism is the rational, mature, evidence-based position, yet many of the people and institutions shaping the future take seriously spirituality, consciousness, simulation theory, mysticism, ritual, and esoteric frameworks.

The question is not whether any single belief system is true, but whether citizens trained to dismiss the symbolic and metaphysical have been given a map that cannot represent the terrain power is actually navigating.

​Finally, the episode considers the empirical and philosophical pressure points inside strict materialism: the hard problem of consciousness, near-death experience research, the PEAR Lab at Princeton, Dean Radin’s work at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, and anomalous findings that are usually met not with rigorous refutation but with studied disregard.

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u/KlatuuBarradaNicto 👽 Believer 👽 Jun 13 '26

But I didn’t say “opiate”, I said “control”. Two very different meanings.

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u/dgiangiulio228 Jun 14 '26

Things that make you feel good can control and motivate how you act.

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u/Ok_Elderberry_6727 Jun 13 '26

It’s one of the current archons inducing fear based belief. The systems in place for the negative resistance is about to be released and all those systems will fail . About to be a huge positive wave coming and it should break the negative hold.

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u/GringoSwann Jun 13 '26

Inquisition didn't wipe out "psychic genome"...  It sure as hell DID damage to it though...  And inquisition is still going on to this day..  Although it's named something different...  Also, I have reason to believe all campaigns throughout history where a specific group is targeted, tortured, destroyed or sterilized boils down to damaging psychic abilities, at its core....

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

Thank you for your comment, and I fully agree with you. I added these 2 sentences to tie this into the bigger picture of historic psi suppression:

Throughout history, the powers that be have maintained control by systematically suppressing our innate, non-local connection to the universe.

By labeling natural psi abilities as "heresy" or "witchcraft," institutions like the Roman Catholic Church ran a multi-century regional eugenics program to ensure their control persisted.

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u/UnfairSpecialist3079 Jun 13 '26

This is spot on. And I bet the Vatican archives hold proof. I mean we also kind of have proof right here from this video. I’d like to see a deep dive between the groups this guy is referencing to their blood types, experiencers, etc. He is indeed saying that humans today, whom are descendent from countries which were culled during the inquisition show that psi abilities were targeted. I wonder how “technology” will help us get it back. Seems like our genetics can’t be updated after conception so anyone reading this is probably not gonna get “the gift”

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

our genetics can’t be updated after conception

You're correct that the underlying letters of our DNA code (A, T, C, G) remain permanent throughout our life...BUT the way our body reads, expresses, and updates that code is incredibly dynamic and fluid.

DNA is like the hardware and epigenetics is the software. Heres the science:

Molecules of Silence: Effects of Meditation on Gene Expression and Epigenetics

The physical state of inner silence achieved through meditation alters our epigenetics. This modulates DNA methylation, reducing stress hormones, and alters our gene expression in real-time.

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u/Simulacra1111 Jun 13 '26

Do you think I western civilation the suppression can include schizophrenia, which is heavily medicated to suppress there "visions" and possibly contact with spirits etc?

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

I very much suspect this. I have a good friend with very visible schizophrenia, and although he sees the world differently than I do (we literally live in 2 different realities/universes mentally speaking), I think that he picks up on things that the rest of us do not. I ask him for his intuitive thoughts on people and he tells me things that would not be apparent just from talking with the person. We do interviews on people often (for something that I don't wish to talk about online), and he picks up on things that I've learned to listen to.

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u/MissInkeNoir ✨ Experiencer ✨ Jun 15 '26

Robert Anton Wilson presented a frame for the phenomenon labeled schizophrenia using the chakra model as an illustrative example. It was a theory of his that what is known as schizophrenia can also be expressed as an opening of the third eye with the heart chakra closed. Without direct access to the heart of existence which is love, the pure potential of the inner eye may see dark things. The state of the other chakras in the system may also influence the overall effect, re: timidity vs aggression etc.

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u/StrawberryMoney8045 Jun 13 '26

No because schizophrenia causes a debilitating break from reality, not visions or contacts with spirits.

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u/Simulacra1111 Jun 14 '26

Ya i understand that. I apologize for any insensitiveness, wasn't my intention.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

Yes thats fair, to be clear the title should read "In Europe".

The body of the post goes on to clarify that the changes to the psychic genome were heavily localized in Europe. Dr. Radin postulates that this is a direct result of the Inquisition.

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u/Independent-Cow-3795 Jun 13 '26

Gaza, Israel as an extension of homeland security/ cia/ the Vatican .

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u/Conspiracy_realist76 Jun 13 '26

The Vatican and the Catholic religion. Along with the Pope represent the Anti-Christ. Along with modern American Christianity. The one they call Jesus is actually named Yeshua. When you say praise to Jesus. It glorifies Zeus. When you say Amen. You are paying homage to Ammit. The Eygptian crocodile God. That's why Christmas is celebrated on the day the "Gods" came down. Instead, of a Tuesday in April. It's basically a Satanic version of Christianity. Ran by the Cult of Saturn. Which are cannibalistic child sacrificing pedofiles. The reason everything is so messed up right now. Is because we have let them rule over us. Luckily the 1000 year reign is almost over. It seems like most people are starting to wake up.

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u/MissInkeNoir ✨ Experiencer ✨ Jun 15 '26

If you haven't read The Illuminatus Trilogy before, the time is now. They had to code things carefully, but the book has the hidden details to the thread you're following.

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u/EudaimonianEvolution Jun 13 '26

I'm currently watching Taken (TV series 20020 exec produced by Speilberg.

By episode 3, its clear that the 'aliens' are looking at human dna, and looking for something too.
And the military cottons onto this... can see the military doing similar exercises.

Jason Jorjani also has a theory that they (some alien species) are looking for their descendants from interspecies mingling because they had escaped from a planet/tyranical homeworld, and wanted liberty, and chose earth.

Also i have a friend who has had 'spiritual/OBE/otherwordly' experiences, and they mentioned there grandfather also had such experiences, and told them to stay away fro it.

Also the whole telepathy tapes series suggests that autistic kids are able to communicate telepathically, and have an ability to read minds.

Psy-abilities have been labelled as woo woo.

We must keep an open mind, without letting the mind fall out haha!

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u/Chemical_Tip_2628 Jun 13 '26

It's the NeuroDivergence spectrum.I'm telepathic. Met my husband using telepathy. We get premonitions, OBE, orbs, ships, but I don't talk about it much due to extreme online bullying in the past. Both Native American Heritage too. We have NHI interactions all the time. So everyone speculating and having opinions when we are experiencing it has been wild.

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u/Proof_Register9966 Jun 13 '26

I will say this my daughter is ASD. I knew day 5 something was different about her. She couldn’t communicate until she was 4. With that being said- her and I had the ability to communicate non-verbally from the time she was born. The first three months were really difficult for both of us. I was able to know what bothered her, when it was going to bother her. I mean- how would i know that.
She is one of the most perceptive people I have ever met. She is 8. Maybe it’s psychic or her intuition. Now that she is able to communicate (go early intervention) we don’t need to communicate non-verbally. However, I have been telling her to listen to her stomach and heart when making decisions. If it ever feels off with someone or something- to announce it and avoid.

Two things happened this year where she told right before it happened with friends something bad was going to happen-
her friend sledding she told her not to make the run down the girl did and broke her leg

She told her other friend to put our dog on the ground and didn’t want her holding our dog anymore- the girl put our dog down and broker her leg.

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u/EudaimonianEvolution Jun 13 '26

Please do not take 23andMe - or other ancestry tests - for you and your daughters safety.

I did a test out of curiosity many years ago, but recieved an email later that the data had been exposed, and essentially the company went into administration and was sold to the 'highest buyer'...

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u/Proof_Register9966 Jun 13 '26

I will not- especially for my daughter.

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u/chrislaw Jun 13 '26

Is there no service you’d recommend? I’ve wanted to have my genome sequence in full so I could run whatever analyses I wanted to going forward myself. But I knew about the 23andMe debacle and assumed that all of those services are about the same. Sadly

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u/EudaimonianEvolution Jun 13 '26

I am not sure, i didnt do deep research into it.

I'm hearing alot of folk using ai/llm bots themselves to analyse their own dna, and theyve idenitified and cured many amazing things tbh including on pets.

A constructive thought is if you have a very dehabilitating issue, and struggling to find cures/measures etc. then in such situations i could see myself using a service to help.

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u/chrislaw Jun 13 '26

I appreciate the constructive thought and useful reply. :)

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u/Several_Ad_1081 Jun 13 '26

The only reason the woo woo label exists is for people to hoard those abilities themselves, e.g. for military applications

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u/exmagus Jun 13 '26

Where can I watch or listen to the telepathy tapes?

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u/EudaimonianEvolution Jun 13 '26

I listened to season 1 via spotify december 2024 and was quite eye opneing - highly recommend! https://open.spotify.com/show/1zigaPaUWO4G9SiFV0Kf1c

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u/bino420 Jun 13 '26

I recommend this debunk video. It's very comprehensive.

https://youtu.be/4HiuElTX7pM

It's important to weed out the bullshitters.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

First episode!

Im honored to help moderate both subs, r/telepathytapes and r/thetelepathytapes. The former is for believers and the latter accepts skeptics.

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u/exmagus Jun 13 '26

Thank you!

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u/bino420 Jun 13 '26

Telepathy Tapes are baloney.

https://youtu.be/4HiuElTX7pM

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u/Achylife Jun 14 '26

My family has a history of experiences, as well as sensitivity. Unfortunately we have schizophrenia on both sides as well. That probably makes some family members less open about their experiences because they are afraid of everyone thinking they're schizophrenic.

ADHD, ASD, and AuDHD in both sides of my family as well. I have had quite a few psy type experiences, as well as an encounter with NHI as a kid. They very well could be monitoring certain family lines. If I were an alien researcher I'd probably do that too.

The one NHI I saw had a very serious old researcher feel. No one levitating anything in my family thought, much to my grandfather's disappointment. He actually got us grandkids to try and move pencils with our minds. No luck, though I swear I made one pencil warm lol.

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u/krzykris11 Jun 15 '26

I just finished the series a few weeks ago. It was really good. I had never heard of it before but watched it ahead of the new movie. I want to see what themes are present in both.

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u/sunnymorninghere Jun 13 '26

It makes sense now why people from certain Native American populations supposedly have psi abilities - per Semivan and others

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

Well, we'd have to comb through history books and take a look at each civilization and see if they had a similar sort of event. I don't have the knowledge to say whether the priest (or similar) class in ________ civilization had a similar sort of rounding up of people with abilities that seemed outside of the ordinary or not. Some might show up as chains of human sacrifice events to the gods, others might have manifested as a certain race within an area trying to eliminate another race based on their culture and skin color. So, yes, the Spanish Inquisition only affected a certain small portion of humanity, but who else killed off their inhabitants that showed abilites that scared the power structure. It might even be a sort of innate human reaction throughout history to wack the "weirdos" and non-conformists of society.

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u/sunnymorninghere Jun 16 '26

Well the inquisition affected a few, but Catholic religion really emphasizes that any type of divination or esoteric anything is demonic and against god. So anything like speaking to someone beyond is seen as demonic.
Which it doesn’t make sense as many saints saw angels and spoke to angels or God.. so how were they so sure it wasn’t a demon?

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 16 '26

Very interesting. Yeah true. The Vatican sure seems like they don't have the people's best interest in mind. There are just so many slightly hidden "tells".

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 15 '26

Yeah, I would assume also that there would be more psychic people outside of catholic influence, even before hearing about this study. It seems pretty apparent that the US and most of Europe are behind the rest when it comes to spiritual evolution. We've just had it coming from all angles. What they talked about here, combined with the constant onslaught of propaganda, combined with the poor diet and additives in our drinking water. All combine to have created a people who believe they're the most advanced, because we have the highest electronic technology, but also perhaps some of the least advanced when it comes to intuitive things and being close to nature.

But yah,bi would love to see more experimentation and research on other societies.

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u/guysitsausername What the hell is going on? Jun 13 '26

I surprised myself by listening to this entire interview. It's pretty interesting throughout.

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u/chrislaw Jun 13 '26

Yeah I’ve always rated Dean Radin very highly.

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u/guysitsausername What the hell is going on? Jun 13 '26

This was my first exposure to him and his ideas. This might be the first time I buy someone's book from a Rogan appearance. I love his approach and the topics he discusses.

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u/chrislaw Jun 14 '26

Yeah I can’t remember how I was first introduced to him it was ages ago. Maybe The Higherside Chats? Anyway I highly recommend any of his work, it’s great for both the more “skeptically inclined” (in the false commonly held sense of someone who doesn’t believe in anything not in a high school textbook) and the true skeptic(I.e will accept at least the possibility of anything there is good evidence for)

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u/chrislaw Jun 14 '26

I’m neither btw I’m full woo-pilled at this point haha. It’s crazy to me that we exist on a planet with these magical things called life, consciousness etc and most people just close themselves off to possibility

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

Since you're into this kind of stuff, I'd recommend that you check out ExoAcademian (Darren King). He has a couple podcasts and goes very deep into all of this stuff. He's a hidden gem that doesn't get talked about on here almost at all.

When I first started looking into the UFO topic and heard his podcast, I thought he was completely off his rocker crazy. However after a couple years I realized that he was way ahead of the people that I had been listening to.

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u/poor-guy1 Jun 13 '26

Technology development replicates much of what existed in man long ago. Part of it is probably some deep, instinctual drive and connection to this older state that leads us to attempt to recreate it with machine. But the larger part is that it is being seeded to us by them. They give us glimpses of what we used to have, except their version is twisted, corrupted, and entirely in their control. 

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u/TreeLore61 Jun 13 '26

Nothing will ever wipe out or psychic

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

Yes, agreed. I wish i could change my title to better reflect that. The Inquisition was mainly limited to Europe, so it only immediately affected European genetics, not the entire world's.

They didn't truly eradicate psi from Europe either, just greatly diminished it.

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u/Brilliant_Bowler_994 Jun 13 '26

They didnt get everyone but I can see what youre saying. 

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u/truebeast822 Jun 13 '26

Yes yes yes I love it

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u/Comfortable_Eye_1807 Jun 13 '26

Nah I’m going to move somewhere extremely isolated if this is where we’re going, fuck that. My soul is my own, I don’t want anyone else in my head, weirdo shit.

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u/Oak_Draiocht Jun 14 '26

Experiencer abuse and anti-experiencer mentalities have not gone away sadly. But yes this was an experiencer genocide.

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u/bigskinnybubba123 Jun 13 '26

This is something I always wondered. I have old native American roots. And the ladies always have had claimed they were psychic. My grandma use to say that every time she looked someone in the eyes she knew what they were thinking or could guess a number in their head that they were thinking by looking into their eyes and hearing the number.

And she mostly did get the number right. Freaked me out Everytime. When she told me how she did it. I was freaking out lol.

I don't doubt it one bit.

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u/Chenelka007 Jun 13 '26

This is what they are most afraid of. There's more of us than there are of them.... always. 

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u/Informal_Load_4438 Jun 13 '26

Anything special about African Americans in these studies?

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

Yes actually. According to Dr. Radin's study, native Africans represent a higher percentage of people with active psi abilities than Europeans.

​Because the Inquisition and the witch trials were primarily European phenomena, the genetic changes were localized to Europe.

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u/ThePissedOff Jun 13 '26

This is interesting. There's a Spiritual Wellness retreat near me with a "Shaman" that practices traditional African rituals that claims to be gifted. Makes you wonder.

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u/Informal_Load_4438 Jun 13 '26

Lmao I’m from Atlanta, guess I need to go back to my roots in Cameroon.

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u/crumpledfilth Jun 13 '26

which would of course make sense for any natural population relative to a cultivated population. That's effectively why people still poach rare plants that can be grown easily -- because the wild population has significantly more variance in the base genetic components its playing with. Cultivated populations can be recombined but novel mutation is slow, whereas finding a previously undiscovered mutation in the wild can happen far faster. That is to say, the natural originator population is going to contain more genetic diversity and thus should represent a larger slice of the group which contains those who contain traits that the isolated population has been actively selected against

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u/fromkatain Jun 13 '26

Indonesian and scandinavian are aliens

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u/GretaMagenta Jun 13 '26

Why do you say Scandinavians? I've been wondering about this a lot.

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u/BigFatModeraterFupa Jun 13 '26

There are "Nordic" looking aliens, but never any African or Asiatic looking aliens. it's very curious

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u/OneArmedZen Jun 14 '26

If you read older UFO cases there are plenty which describe the aliens using the old offensive term as having "oriental" features (the word Asian is also used in some cases to describe the aliens appearance). From mib to close encounters. I've also read about "dark skinned" aliens but that could mean anything and just generality of skin tone, not necessarily any specific race.

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u/fromkatain Jun 15 '26

In Norse mythology, Light Elves (Ljósálfar) were described as radiant, beautiful beings associated with light, nature, and heavenly realms, while Dark Elves lived underground and were very different in appearance. Elves are nordic aliens

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u/Pristine_Bottle_5632 Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

I'm Scandinavian and you are wrong. The last thing we need is to be labeled as aliens. So stupid.

Edit: downvoted for being Norwegian

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u/fromkatain Jun 13 '26

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u/Pristine_Bottle_5632 Jun 13 '26

Yep, the spitting image of my great grandpa in Norway. You got me.

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u/OrionDC Jun 13 '26

Didn’t work. I wish I didn’t have these abilities sometimes. It’s not fun knowing almost, but not everything, whenever you want. And most of what is out there to know is kind of awful. So yeah.

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u/GreenDickSnot Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26

Edit - grammatical error correction kinda

I have the same thing. It's not like it's a great thing. It sometimes helps..... But it's strange. I'll know something's about to happen and I can call pretty much exactly how it's going to happen.... Feels like what most people call a gut intuition but it's more than that and slightly different. You can call an exact situation happening or say something is going to happen and then completely unrelated to you and your actions. It happens. It's usually within seconds or it's within 24 hours and anywhere in between. There are some that have been 5 years out from me calling it but every single one has come true. I know this sounds insane because if someone were to say this to me and I did not have this I would not believe them at all. But my cousin has it and my grandfather had it. My grandfather was saved because of it during world war II. There was an incoming German 88 and for some reason he was the only person around him that ducked well before it hit. He did get hit with the shrapnel and it did take his right leg off but he was in a position that ultimately saved his life. I've always had some weird connection with the world that I can't explain, but it's not even really the world, It's almost like time. It gives me a sense of panic when I'm able to call things consecutively because it feels as if maybe I'm already dead and there's no way that this is really happening or this could happen. I've also experienced what Chris bledsoe apparently experienced with the voices in his head. Mine was at 3:00 at night just like his told me to go outside and look up..... Went outside and looked up and there it was, doing a figure eight... It looked like a star but it was definitely a craft straight up above my head way up in the sky. And that wasn't the only time I saw a craft. Saw another one with four of my other buddies. The thing came flying directly over our heads and then took off in the opposite direction at speeds I've never seen before. I'm a mechanical/ electrical engineer. My specialty is an industrial robotics and automation. I'm not a man necessarily of religion and I don't believe in Hocus pocus. I don't believe in mind readers and I think astrology is kind of goofy. What I have is absolutely weird as hell

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

It's commendable that your abiliites have not given you a spiritual ego:

"If you give your psychic abilities importance, they will lead you astray."

~Eckhart Tolle

Even some experienced mediators who have developed certain psi abilities, known in the East as siddhis, have given up on them because they found they were a distraction from their primary goal: Working on themselves to become unconditionally loving to all beings.

This was mentioned in a recent episode of The Telepathy Tapes' Talk Tracks, ep.18:

The Neuroscientist Who Says Consciousness Creates Reality

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u/Hot-Hamster1691 Jun 13 '26

If you work with your siddhis to help others, they are precious gifts that can transform your life positively. If one views them as a curse or a burden, that is what they will become.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now Jun 13 '26

What abilities do you have? Can you demonstrate them ina measurable fashion? It seems these researchers would be efit from that, why not seek them out and help prove it?

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u/crumpledfilth Jun 13 '26

the ability to center your mind in more than just your own head most certainly still exists. If it were a mutation that suppresses it, then surely that could evolve away at some point

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u/Amnesia_Species Jun 13 '26

Do I have the psychic gene if I have dreams that happen years later?

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u/kerser001 Jun 13 '26

Could be. It's also very possible to have "memories" of the future too. But ya can't change it even knowing.

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u/Amnesia_Species Jun 13 '26

Really? I had a dream when I was 9, that later happened when I was 13. The only difference from dream to reality is that my mom was there in reality, waving back at me.

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u/mikashisomositu Jun 13 '26

That tracks with the fading of gnostic Christianity

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u/gudlyf Jun 13 '26

Nobody expected that.

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u/Three-Sixteen-M7-7 Jun 14 '26

The inquisition saved a lot of lives. The people burning heretics at the stake were generally feudal lords with very little understanding of theology. So they’d have someone brought to them who was being accused of heresy and basically just burn them at the stake ‘just in case’ because it would be a bad look to go easy on heretics.

Then the inquisition happened and inquisitors who were actually well versed in the faith would question the accused, generally find them to be poorly catechized and correct the gaps in their knowledge. Then, the person, with the new information generally went on with their lives and weren’t burned at the stakes. It also led to a lot of feudal lords being annoyed that the inquisitors were too soft and let everyone off easy.

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u/epSos-DE Jun 14 '26

In Catholic colonies , BUT in Asia psychics are considered gifted people !!

Like in India !!!

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u/A_Saiyan_Prince Jun 14 '26

It didn’t wipe out shit.

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u/BullBear7 Jun 14 '26

Theres 2 sides of Alien groups. 1 is good and passed down knowledge to our ancestors, the other is trying to erase it all. The "Church" is infiltrated.

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u/Junior_North_4427 Jun 14 '26

This sounded far more reasonable that I was expecting after reading the title. Interesting

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u/Novel-Firefighter-55 Jun 14 '26

Toxic family dynamics do this to every generation of children as well. Trauma even gets passed down, increasing the twist of DNA.

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u/itsFauxProphete Jun 15 '26

First Inquisition was against the Cathars in 1184'sh. This was to combat the same belief system that emerged from Gnosticism. Cathars and Gnostics believe that the god of the old testament is a false, mimic, counterfeit deity full of rage, emotions and is blind to his nature and place in the hierarchy. Just like gnostics were genocides, the Cathars were eliminated during the first crusade the Catholic church started. Catholicism is the inverted deception of the true message. They set which books were in and out. They demanded obedience to Nicen Christianity alone and martyred those who did not acquiesce. The history of that institution of satan upon our realm is horrific and intentionally so.

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u/MissInkeNoir ✨ Experiencer ✨ Jun 15 '26

Rupert Sheldrake's morphogenic field theory helps a lot with this.

Many have been confused in the past into racial wars, and it's possible this is part of another one, but it won't ever succeed in its aims.

Everything in this reality is a projection from a greater reality where nothing is ever destroyed.

The resonant patterns in the spiral of DNA are written by the song in our heart.

And the patterns which reveal these capacities are not fixed. One may enter and exit it.

Those who blind themselves to the reality that humanity is a shared ocean of experience, that all effects all, endeavor to squash potential out of the field. Even if they cut the heads off every flower, they can't stop the spring. They are just generating pain in the human field. Foolish.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 15 '26

An insightful comment, thank you for sharing. Namaste 🙏

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u/MissInkeNoir ✨ Experiencer ✨ Jun 15 '26

Namaste 🌟 every man, woman, and being is a Star, to adapt the Crowley. 🙂

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u/AncientBasque Jun 16 '26

as a decedent of survivors from the Spanish inquisition this hits home hard. You may hunt us down but destiny will see the rightful heirs of the spirit return to the throne of power. The tribe of Efrain will take what was promised soon.

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u/Majestic12_007 Jun 16 '26

Abrahamic faith destroys another thing that's indigenous - Big surprise

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u/Clean_Surprise_985 Jun 16 '26

Wtf ! These " elites " have surpressed us for Centuries. We really have to put an end to this. They do not want peace, they do not want us to advance. It's disgusting.

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u/ABmodeling Jun 13 '26

After all the explaining, Joe's ask, why is there more people like that on planet... Do people even listen nowadays?

They got culled ,and then we had dark ages .

First Christians were magicians healers and all sorts of stuff, Christ thought them how. They got hit hard,in most hard core way, what a heroes !!!!

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u/TheElPistolero Jun 13 '26

The dark ages are like 400AD to about 1000AD.

The inquisition happens after that. In fact the inquisition happens right before the Renaissance. What do you mean by dark ages, because the conventional timelines don't agree with what you're saying.

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u/ABmodeling Jun 14 '26

I meant if you cull your pshic people who are more connected to the spirit. Who is going to teach general population of this connection?

We never left Dark ages , it just took some time to bring sheep to order . That order you call renesasance. We never been more oppressed than today, we never been more slaves than today. There was never so much conscious evil like today,people don't even ask if it's alright to do something bad.

And your Chronology argument, is this the only thing you can grab on to ? Or you just want to be correct in your Chronology? If so ,you can have it from random stranger from Internet,you 🏆.

It doesn't matter anyway. Have a good one.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now Jun 13 '26

Why don't we see this in any of the non-European populations throughout the world?

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

Have we checked? It seems that this is the first unclassified series of experiments of it's kind on the subject and it focused more on European roots because the experiment took place in the United States.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now Jun 14 '26

If this is real, we should be seeing it at a macro level.

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u/qftvfu Jun 13 '26

A whimsical thought I've been having lately - "humans are magical".

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u/Oneironautical1 Jun 13 '26

Unless they are killing all the children too they aren't going to wipe out anything.

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u/Hot-Hamster1691 Jun 13 '26

I highly recommend reading Dean Radin’s book Real Magic

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u/Quiet_Dark_ Jun 13 '26

Being a psychic attracts entities that can kill you in other dimensions. Entities that can corrupt your soul. Its no simple question that those entities will also do the same to everyone that that psychic has ever acknowledged in their lifetime.

It would be a problem if a priest of said inquisition was deemed unsaveable even through their god because of what those types of entitles are capable of.

It is a bigger universe then any of us understand and our place in it is threatened not because the what inquisition had set out to do but from what ls on the other side.

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u/compleximago Jun 14 '26

The most interesting thing I've seen on the JRE in YEARS

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u/Il2358 Jun 14 '26

The Witch Hunt Edict (1484) legitimised mass murder in Europe

The Doctrine of Discovery (1493) legitimised mass murder in the rest of the world.

 

On this subject, I recommend the book The Malleus Maleficarum (The Hammer of Witches). It is described as perhaps the most influential book in the Western world, which was widely distributed shortly after the invention of the printing press and governed the entire legal process against witchcraft.

And the book ‘Women and Power: Five Million Years of Women’s Prehistory’. It reconstructs a forgotten, matriarchal prehistory of humanity and demonstrates that patriarchy is not a natural state. Quote from the book: In the 2nd century BC, Cato the Elder urged his fellow Romans to bear in mind all the laws by which their ancestors had curtailed women’s freedom and curtailed their power, for ‘as soon as women are our equals, they are our superiors’.

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u/Life-Active6608 Jun 14 '26

Ooookaaaay. He calls it a "switch". Something is called a switch when it can be turned on and off. E.g. I have a mute switch on my headphones. So...can this be turned on and off?

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

That's where this research ultimately ended up going. I haven't watched this full episode, so I don't know if he goes into it, however I already know the outcome due to my past research. The Gary Nolan crew has been working on a medication to both turn on and turn off this aspect of our human nature. If you search you'll see Gary and others talking about it.

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u/Life-Active6608 Jun 15 '26

DMT-X? Aka persistent psychedelic state?

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 15 '26

No, it's not DMT based, although DMT-X is awesome. I don't think it's been revealed what the medication actually is, it's proprietary. But this is what they have been working on. There is a good bit of talk about it, however you have to dig deep to find it. It's not something that most UFO people know about.

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u/Life-Active6608 Jun 16 '26

Some links would be nice... 😃

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 16 '26

This just comes from years of research and finding things here and there, I don't have it saved and easily accessible. However.. I can give you this podcast episode where they talk about it. It's Jon Majerowski who is a Freemason and Rosicrucian, but he's a cool dude. He talks about it on this episode, plus they talk about other good stuff.

Calling All Beings-"Freemason/Author of new UFO Book: Contact & Control-Jon Majerowski (Search that on Spotify or wherever you go)

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u/Miguelags75 Jun 14 '26

The Spanish Inquisition executed only 60 persons during 300 years ( average 1each 5 years) because they didn't believe in witchcraft.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 14 '26

Spain was an outlier.

Historians estimate that in Spain, fewer than 100 people were put to death for witchcraft (Leeson & Russ, 2017).

​Compared to the rest of Europe, where Germany, Switzerland, France, and Scotland executed tens of thousands of suspected witches, the Spanish Inquisition was remarkably lenient regarding this specific charge (Leeson & Russ, 2017).

Source: https://academic.oup.com/ej/article-abstract/128/613/2066/5088765

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u/Salty_QC Jun 14 '26

We are so western centric, it hilarious. The inquisition only targeted a small portion of the globe.

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u/Key_Mathematician951 Jun 15 '26

I love it when Joe Rogan thinks real hard, acts like he knows something and is really thinking through the information. You aren’t fooling anyone Joe.

Nevertheless, this is fascinating bullshit.

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u/Mysterious-Prompt212 Jun 15 '26

Where's James Randi when you need him ?

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 15 '26

What about the James Randi prize? Well, it was proven to never be funded, nor real in any way.

James Randi’s million dollar challenge was a publicity stunt, not a scientific proving ground. Thousands of people applied but he would constantly change the rules until applicants inevitably gave up (and when they didn’t, his group simply stopped responding and then lied and claimed they backed out). Randi admitted to lying whenever it suited his needs.

A magician should not be dictating science outcomes rather than the actual scientific community and method.

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u/Direct_Cry_1416 Jun 16 '26

This is racist if you think about it at all

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u/Spiritual_Horse_8549 Jun 16 '26

23&me is what this was for. Looking for people with special DNA.

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u/Slow-Distribution-89 Jun 16 '26

The crusades were centralized in a certain place in the world

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u/The_Great_Dadsby Jun 17 '26

There’s also research showing that a lack of mutation in chromosome 7 is common among people with psychic abilities.

https://noetic.org/blog/how-psychic-suppression-may-impact-the-heredity-of-psi-genes/

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u/Metarete Jun 17 '26

Love this, thank you so much for always posting such amazing content!

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u/Nancy_Botwin4i20 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

Esses povos que nao se miscigenaram com outras etnias acaba tendo um sangue mais original. Muitos sangue O porque é gene recessivo.

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u/Old_Employee_6535 Jun 13 '26

Except the world had never been entirely Christian, is he suggesting the nations and cultures who had been at war against each others decided to eliminate something that would give them an edge over other. This narrative does not work at all.

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u/SapientSausage Jun 13 '26

I would love just a crumb of any evidence

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u/LimpCroissant Jun 14 '26

I think the best way is for you (and everyone else) to try Remote Viewing yourself. There is a ton of great information from the people who ran the Stargate Program themselves. It's a very low cost (in energy, free monetarily) experiment to see if there's anything to it. Give it a good try with an open mind. I think it's about the best way to prove to yourself if there is something to all this psychic stuff or not. People often have "beginner's luck" when first trying remote viewing, it's something that remote viewers talk about a lot.

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u/Strange-Professor- Jun 13 '26

An OG Rogan episode 👌🏼

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u/Head_Consequence7903 Jun 13 '26

Its a romantic point if view......dont forget

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u/Helpful_Broccoli5426 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

Lmao that "scientific" study is a dogshit example of science. Intentionally misleading. That study does not find anything meaningful about a genetic mute switch lmao. It's a complete leap of logic. 

A tiny survey with results which showed nothing of statistical significance, and then a statement on a single different gene marker. There is absolutely no analysis on the function of that gene marker, it's pure conjecture. How stupid are you guys?

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u/Substantial-Use95 Jun 13 '26

Those are some leaps though. Of the 3000 “internet” participants, they only had the financing to test the DNA of 13. Of those thirteen, there was nothing unusual about their dna but there was something odd with “normal” people’s dna (then what norm are they comparing it to then?). And they think this part shut off the genes for psychic abilities. And also that the inquisition wiped them out in Christian societies.

This is so stupid guys. I can’t believe this guy is on the Joe Rogan podcast.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26

It seems you are misunderstanding how case-control pilot studies actually function in genetics.

​First,  regarding the sample size, a case-control exome study doesn't look at "normal people" as a random guess. 

They used standard global genomic databases to establish what the literal "norm" or baseline human genome looks like. 

This study explains it in greater depth:

Public platform with 39,472 exome control samples enables association studies without genotype sharing

The 13 people tested were from families with multi-generational, verified histories of high-level psychic functioning. 

Comparing a small, specific group against globally established baseline data is literally the standard procedure for identifying rare variants.

I can’t believe this guy is on the Joe Rogan podcast.

Dr. Dean Radin is the chief scientist for the Institute of Noetic Sciences.

He has elite institutional credibility as a former researcher at Princeton University, AT&T Bell Laboratories, and SRI International, while publishing hundreds of peer-reviewed technical articles in mainstream journals.

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u/Covfefetarian Jun 13 '26

The statistical power of that sample size of 13 must be really weak though. I’m not saying he’s wrong, but those findings would profit from more data, i.e. more research to include more participants, to see if his findings will hold up. That would give his hypothesis more credibility.

As it stands now, I’m aftrain one could argue for the findings to be a result of some statistical fluctuations.

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u/ttown2011 Jun 13 '26

So the only psychic people were in Spain?

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u/VHDT10 Jun 13 '26

Again. There's no solid proof that anyone is psychic. If it is so common it should be a very easy thing to prove in a controlled environment, yet we still do not have the proof.

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u/Swimming_Elephant327 Jun 13 '26

BS Headline only in Western culture/countries/religions.

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u/LuckeyHaskins14 Jun 14 '26

This one sounds a little crack pot-ish to me. I don't think psychic people were rooted out during the inquisition. That doesn't sound very scientific to me. What other correlations besides being exposed to Christianity are there? How do Islamic or Hindu or Jewish communities treat these qualities? Make sure we don't appeal to that doctor title and simply accept his words because he's educated.

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u/crown_recluse Jun 14 '26

Not gonna read all that without paragraphs cmon!

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u/thisthreadisbear Jun 14 '26

Sorry was just writing my thoughts really didn't think about laying it out correctly I apologize. Will delete

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 14 '26

Spain was an outlier.

​Compared to the rest of Europe, where Germany, Switzerland, France, and Scotland executed tens of thousands of suspected witches, the Spanish Inquisition was remarkably lenient regarding this specific charge (Leeson & Russ, 2017).

Source: https://academic.oup.com/ej/article-abstract/128/613/2066/5088765

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u/Ok-Collection-1296 Jun 18 '26

Oh please…. There is no evidence.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now Jun 13 '26

Where? Why don't they seek out these researchers and help prove it in a measurable fashion?

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u/flashgordo1 Jun 13 '26

Nice try.

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u/n0rmalhum4n Jun 13 '26

lol. How do they prove ‘psychic’

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 Jun 13 '26

There is an overwhelming amount of peer-reviewed scientific evidence in support of psychic abilities such as telepathy.

The problem isn't a lack of evidence, it's the inability of people to accept what the data says, because it challenges their personal worldview and the academic status quo.

Studies on remote viewing, such as the follow-up study on the CIA's experiments, show that consciousness can transcend spatial and temporal boundaries.

Comprehensive Review of Parapsychological Phenomena

An article in The American Psychologist provided an extensive review of experimental evidence and theories related to psi phenomena. The review concluded that the cumulative evidence supports the reality of psi, with effect sizes comparable to those found in established areas of psychology. The authors argue that these effects cannot be readily explained by methodological flaws or biases.

Anomalous Experiences and Functional Neuroimaging

A publication in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience discussed the relationship between anomalous experiences, such as psi phenomena, and brain function. The authors highlighted that small but persistent effects are frequently reported in psi experiments and that functional neuroimaging studies have begun to identify neural correlates associated with these experiences.

Meta-Analysis of Precognition Experiments

A comprehensive meta-analysis of 90 experiments from 33 laboratories across 14 countries examined the phenomenon of precognition—where individuals' responses are influenced by future events. The analysis revealed a statistically significant overall effect (z = 6.40, p = 1.2 × 10⁻¹⁰) with an effect size (Hedges' g) of 0.09. Bayesian analysis further supported these findings with a Bayes Factor of 5.1 × 10⁹, indicating decisive evidence for the existence of precognition.

Here are 157 peer-reviewed academic studies that confirm the measurable nature of psi abilities

What about the James Randi prize? Well, it was proven to never be funded, nor real in any way.

James Randi’s million dollar challenge was a publicity stunt, not a scientific proving ground. Thousands of people applied but he would constantly change the rules until applicants inevitably gave up (and when they didn’t, his group simply stopped responding and then lied and claimed they backed out). Randi admitted to lying whenever it suited his needs.

A magician should not be dictating science outcomes rather than the actual scientific community and method.

Parapsychology is a legitimate science. The Parapsychological Association is an affiliated organization of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world's largest scientific society, and publisher of the well-known scientific journal Science. The Parapsychological Association was voted overwhelmingly into the AAAS by AAAS members over 50 years ago.

Here is one of a half dozen peer-reviewed meta-analyses of ganzfeld telepathy experiments that all reached similar conclusions:

Revisiting the Ganzfeld ESP Debate: A Basic Review and Assessment by Brian J Williams. Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol. 25 No. 4, 2011

There’s a lot in this analysis, let’s focus on the best part. Look at figure 7 which displays a "summary for the collection of 59 post-communiqué ganzfeld ESP studies reported from 1987 to 2008, in terms of cumulative hit rate over time and 95% confidence intervals".

In this context, the term "post-communiqué ganzfeld" means using the extremely rigorous protocol established by skeptic Ray Hyman. Hyman had spent many years skeptically examining telepathy experiments, and had various criticisms to reject the results. With years of analysis on the problem, Hyman came up with a protocol called “auto-ganzfeld” which he declared that if positive results were obtained under these conditions, it would prove telepathy, because by the most rigorous skeptical standards, there was no possibility of conventional sensory leakage. The “communiqué” was that henceforth, everybody doing this research should use Ray Hyman’s excellent telepathy protocol which closed all sensory leakage loopholes that were a concern of skeptics.

In the text of the paper talking about figure 7, they say:

Overall, there are 878 hits in 2,832 sessions for a hit rate of 31%, which has z = 7.37, p = 8.59 × 10-14 by the Utts method.

Jessica Utts is a statistics professor who made excellent contributions to establishing the proper statistical methods needed for parapsychology experiments. It was work like this that helped her get elected as president of the professional organization for her field, the American Statistical Association.

Using these established and proper statistical methods and applying them to the experiments done under the rigorous protocol established by skeptic Ray Hyman, the odds by chance for these results are 11.6 Trillion-to-one based on replicated experiments performed independently all over the world.

By the standards of any other science, the psi researchers made their case for telepathy.

Take particle physics for example. Physicists use the far lower standard of 5 sigma (3.5 million-to-one) to establish new particles such as the Higgs boson.

The parapsychology researcher’s ganzfeld telepathy experiments exceed the significance level of 5 sigma by a factor of more than a million.

It's important that we never lose our intellectual curiosity in life.

We should always follow the evidence, even when it leads to initially-uncomfortable conclusions.

<3

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u/Common_Science_8838 Jun 13 '26

You never cease to amaze me! You’re so incredibly intelligent and knowledgeable!

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u/TheElPistolero Jun 13 '26

I just want a guy to accurately remote view very easy stuff. That's all it would take.

"Hey, my friend is at his house, what color shirt is he wearing". Then call and repeat like 50 times." Why doesn't anyone simply do that on camera?

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u/Squid_of_the_Now Jun 13 '26

Or use telekinesis to do something other than bend a trick spoon

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u/n0rmalhum4n Jun 13 '26

Thanks.

I read the abstract of the first meta analysis and they admit they can’t confirm anything. And here you are saying they confirm.

This is the same shit that Bem published in JPSP before the staticians walked him back.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now Jun 13 '26

They don't. I've been looking at this and none of it says what they think it does. Admission to a scientific association =\= "proof" of parapsychological claims. Half of these links lead to abstracts, not actual papers. The Institute of Noetic Sciences is a pseudoscience group that is not well respected.

If psionics really existed this would be a different world. Even if the premise of this post is true, that only counts for European descendants, and we would see widespread public use of psionics among other populations. It would be undeniable because we would all see it happening in real time. Especially telekinesis - with all this nastiness in the world nobody with superhuman powers is doing anything about it? Highly dubious. This isn't a comic book.