Top stories this week: the Pentagon's new UAP waiver and what it may unlock, Ross Coulthart on nonhuman intelligence claims, a peer-reviewed out-of-body-experience study, and a deep dive into a Cold War nuclear security mystery.
Can your mind move plasma? A 2023 study says the streams inside an ordinary plasma ball shift when someone aims intention at it, from inside a sealed chamber, at 1-in-17-million odds. I'm replicating it in my basement. Here's why it's worth a serious look.
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