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No drugs. No trauma. No dying, just a quiet room and a trained mind reaching toward a location it has never seen.
In episode five of the Altered States series, Mike Porter investigates remote viewing and the CIA's Stargate program, which ran for over twenty years and cost roughly twenty million dollars. From Ingo Swann describing Jupiter's rings before Pioneer 10 confirmed them, to Joseph McMoneagle's Legion of Merit award for sketching a classified Soviet submarine facility, the operational record is hard to dismiss. With no neurochemical explanation available, Mike asks what remote viewing reveals about whether consciousness is generated by the brain, or simply received by it.
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No drugs. No trauma. No dying, just a quiet room and a trained mind reaching toward a location it has never seen.
In episode five of the Altered States series, Mike Porter investigates remote viewing and the CIA's Stargate program, which ran for over twenty years and cost roughly twenty million dollars. From Ingo Swann describing Jupiter's rings before Pioneer 10 confirmed them, to Joseph McMoneagle's Legion of Merit award for sketching a classified Soviet submarine facility, the operational record is hard to dismiss. With no neurochemical explanation available, Mike asks what remote viewing reveals about whether consciousness is generated by the brain, or simply received by it.
Support the show