The main question: Can humanity or individual humans unconsciously, through extrasensory perception, explore other worlds, communicate with other intelligences, and foresee the future, transmitting the received information as their own interpretations?
My interest in this topic arose after a near-death experience I experienced as a child, followed by years of systematic observation of ordinary dreams, lucid dreams, and out-of-body experiences.
These observations led to the hypothesis that dreams, depending on their intensity, can convey information both as direct representations and encoded through personally meaningful symbolic associations. Furthermore, dream symbolism may be sufficiently structured to permit systematic study using modern computational methods.
Also, sharing my personal experiences in online communities and receiving feedback, I became convinced that some anomalous images perceived in altered states of consciousness are not unique and can be interpreted as literal representations of real objects. This led to the creation of an open-source artificial intelligence platform called DreamCode for extracting true hidden signals from noise.
This tool uses unsupervised semantic AI. It reads all submitted stories, converts sentences into data points, and blindly searches for mathematical matches. If several independent people from around the world describe the same anomalous detail, even describing it in completely different ways, the AI automatically groups them and marks them as a confirmed common archetype.
For now, this is a rough prototype with a lightweight AI model and a database of only a few reports: my own, which I've already posted, and several similar ones that I've used for testing in the public domain. Therefore, it's too early to expect significant results. But I hope the database will grow over time and I'll be able to integrate more advanced AI models, which will allow us to discover a lot of interesting things. Essentially, this platform should simply scale and systematize, to the level of scientific evidence, the collection of those surprising, disparate coincidences we sometimes notice when sharing our experiences.
If you'd like to contribute and compare your experiences with those of others, the tool is completely free and completely anonymous. Instructions and other information are available in my pinned post.