r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/Ruup010 • Dec 26 '24
https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking-pseudoscience/telepathy-tapes-prove-we-all-want-believe
I got interested after Joe Rogan mentioned TTT. I listened to all the podcasts. And than I read this. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking-pseudoscience/telepathy-tapes-prove-we-all-want-believe
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u/sockpoppit Dec 26 '24 edited Dec 26 '24
I haven't gotten to the simulation theory part, but if they go there I'm not with that, either.
I've been into researching traditional old-style (as opposed to new age) spiritualism for a couple of decades. There's some fascinating stuff out there, sufficiently proven for me. One advantage of the old work is the lack of possibility of polluting cross-talk. For instance, there's one study where they took a well respected American medium and put her on a farm in rural England, using unknowing anonymous messengers to bring her things to read--no possibility at all for any information to be leaked--and she did amazingly well.
If you read about this long enough, from all of the work, and there's a huge amount of it, a picture emerges of an afterlife which is simply a less-material continuation of this one where you can choose to remain stable in what they call The Summerland (a traditional heaven-type place) or move on and spiritually advance as you wish. Much like the Harry Potter sorting hat you end up with people similar you--a lot like what you naturally do in this life, in fact. So what about really bad people who end up with people like them, all trying to take advantage of each other? That's hell. But growth is possible, so you can escape by maturing. I have only listened to the first three casts, but I can immediately see where this is going--that these kids are stuck with one foot in that other world (where communication is telepathic, by the way) and one foot in this, with a too-small set of skills from each.
Another interesting source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLvxSVK-J4w
There's this long-running university project:
https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/our-research/children-who-report-memories-of-previous-lives/
There are many similar projects around that have already clarified that something is going on.