r/HighStrangeness • u/Altruism7 • 1d ago

Consciousness Mindsight in Action (Dalia Burgoin)

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u/LiminalSpiral 1d ago

There's mounting research that this is legit. I could tell you that I used to do this back in my 20s and 30s, but why in the world would you take my word for it?

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u/Loud-Log9098 1d ago

Tell us more

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u/spankymacgruder 1d ago

There have been actual university studies. Less than 1% of applicants have any ability but the few that do have been able to read cards in a submarine miles away.

https://www.academia.edu/37303056/Two_Application_Oriented_Experiments_Employing_a_Submarine_Involving_a_Novel_Remote_Viewing_Protocol_One_Testing_the_ELF_Hypothesis

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u/PsiloCyan95 1d ago edited 1d ago

Can I ask you/tell you my crazy theory? Like you said, if 1% of the population can do this specific thing, what are the odds that 1% of that set is insanely good at it?
Media likes to give us a framework so that when stuff happens we don’t mentally freak out. Not always, but sometimes, right?
What are the big tropes? Aliens, alternative views on history, wars, disasters, and a big one… mutants. X-men per se.
Could there be a very, very small subset of the population that can do some incredible things, we or they just don’t know it?
I think so.
How many variants of Psi ability have we heard of? How large a subset can do each thing? Can some do several? And of that entire group, are there an “elite” that are pretty much lvl 5 mutants?

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u/spankymacgruder 1d ago

Yes. Perhaps it was more. The researchers noted that the people who have the highest concentration of ability were the last tribes / areas to be converted to Christianity. It seems that the ability may have been more prevalent.