Banned TEDTalk about Psychic Abilities

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e.d. ott
e.d. ott
December 1, 2019 11:21 am

Funny. If you go to the YouTube source page of the video you’ll notice the commentary. Posters were complaining this ESP video was banned but the TEDTalk on pedophile rights wasn’t.
Expanding your mind vs. stretching bungholes. Some value system.

M G
M G
December 1, 2019 11:34 am

Let me help you here, Yo.

Millennials basically believe the old geopolitical “models” are being destroyed by new technology. My son said AI and Automation only make sense. He said the need for a UBI is just an extension of that reality… I tried the rational “so you are willing to pay that sort of taxes…” and he said that there is a better way to fund the greater good than government and taxes.

He suggests the Millennials view the world as a huge network and that the idea of there being 535 people who make better decisions than any single one of us is so outdated it obviously is meant to serve just 535 people.

My son says technology will take care of the moochers.*

So, supposedly, this psychic connection can be exploited and bring about a new understanding amongst all the esp-enhanced peoples of the world? Is that right?

*(This from a guy who technically was one of those moochers until about a year ago.)

e.d. ott
e.d. ott
  M G
December 1, 2019 5:40 pm

Great story.
So AI tech takes care of the moochers, eh? I’ll bet it would.

Pequiste
Pequiste
December 1, 2019 3:29 pm

“The Men Who Stare At Goats” was a lousy film.

As far as remote viewing: “non-local phenomenon” — mmmmm? Maybe, as we still don’t know fuck all about time/space. But I have my doubts as to veracity of actually being able to see into the future.

Yeah. yeah, I know Edgar Cayce , Mother Shipton and Nostradamus….

Pequiste
Pequiste
  Pequiste
December 1, 2019 4:13 pm

Wait wait. Call Kenny Kingston or that Negro woman – Miss Cleo – from south FLorida not Jamaica: they know something about all this I am certain.

Just have your credit card ready. Call now!

e.d. ott
e.d. ott
  Pequiste
December 1, 2019 5:30 pm

Based on a true story.
Back in the day INSCOM used to have a man called Albert Stubblebine in command. The remote viewing and psychokinesis was a Cold War fetish fueled by paranoid fantasy on the part of an ill-informed Army command that didn’t know how to leverage people or technology.
Stubblebine is/was a true fantasist nut. Imagine you are Lazarus Long’s cat or doing a live Psi experiment in front of SF soldiers who end up questioning your sanity. That was Stubblebine.

Pequiste
Pequiste
  e.d. ott
December 1, 2019 5:37 pm

At least Heinlein provided great advice.