We’re thrilled to welcome Mark Turner to the show. A Navy veteran, Rhine Research Center volunteer, and experienced remote viewer, Mark helps us dig into one of the most rigorously studied and widely dismissed phenomena in modern history. Find out how the CIA and military spent decades proving remote viewing works, why your ego is the biggest obstacle to accessing non-local information, and the potential consequences of RV destigmatization.

(For access to the spicy epilogue, go to godsghostsufos.com)

HIGHLIGHTS:

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  How a two-day workshop at Duke’s Rhine Research Center fundamentally changed Mark’s understanding of reality

  
  


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  The Two Core Rules of Remote Viewing

  
  


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  Why people who don’t believe in remote viewing are often the best at it

  
  


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  The Left Brain Trick

  
  


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  That time Mark had to prove it to his own son

  
  


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  Accidentally predicting the Cumbre Vieja eruption

  
  


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  That time Mark bet the under on an 8-run baseball game and doubled his money

  
  


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  What the military had to do with remote viewing (it was a reaction to the Soviets, naturally)

  
  


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  Ingo Swann, etc

  
  


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  Steven Schwartz’s “Alexandria Project” in the 1970s, locating actual lost Egyptian cities

  
  


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  When RV habits started to bleed into Mark’s everyday life in disturbing ways

  
  


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  The risks of bi-location experiences

  
  


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  Stuff that’s tough to remote view (like SPACE), and a reaction to Birdie Jaworski report on 3I/Atlas

  
  


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  Remote viewing crime work, and why Mark doesn’t do it

  
  


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  A future without secrets

  
  

Also! After we ended this episode, we left the mics on for 30 minutes just to see what would happen. Well, what happened was a lot. Among many other things, Mark told us how some non-human intelligences are “master hypnotists”, and we talked about why people claiming contact with angels or aliens or whatever might actually be getting catfished by trickster entities.

We’re calling these post-episode, hot-mic hangouts “Epilogue,” and they will only be available to paid subscribers.

Why? Two reasons:

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   We know the thing some of you want most is longer episodes, so hopefully this scratches that itch.

   
   


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   This might surprise you, but there are actually a lot of things we’re careful not to talk about in our regular weekly episodes.

   
   

So if you want to see what it’s like when we’re not being careful, head over to godsghostsufos.com and fondle the right button.

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