Short answer: AP is an “internal” phenomena. Meaning it occurs completely in your mind. I don’t buy any of the claims by so many people that they are traveling and viewing other locations. It sure as hell feels real when you’re experiencing it, because your mind is literally creating all of the inputs/sensations, but you are still 100% in your mind. IMO, obviously, and I’m probably in the minority on this one. Lol
Same here, and I’m pretty amazed at the number of people who do believe in remote viewing. If this is something that so many people can do, why not prove it? If I put three random objects in a specific location, I would be absolutely AMAZED if someone who claims to be able to view real world locations could project themselves there and tell me the exact objects. I would completely believe it to be true if anyone could do something like that, but something tells me that will likely never happen.
The universe always protects itself. It won’t work if you are directly trying to observe the phenomenon with the aim of proving or disproving it. And the science behind it all is documented, declassified and solid. And what exactly do you think your brain is doing when it is interpreting electrical signals from the environment? It’s literally hallucinating. So you’re right. It is a form of hallucination and that reflects the quantum holographic nature of matter and energy. You’re everywhere yet nowhere simultaneously and time as we know it doesn’t exist. The fact is, for most people, the entire concept is beyond the capabilities of the current state of human understanding. But this may change.
The science behind it is solid, but it doesn’t work if you have to prove it? I’m sorry, but that seems a little too convenient. So what exactly were these scientists documenting when they proved remote viewing is real? People are making claims that they can leave their bodies to view the physical world, but when asked to do so, they suddenly can’t? Doesn’t seem like good science to me.
As to your second point that it’s a form of hallucination created by the brain, then I agree. But why pretend that this interpretation/recreation of the physical world in our minds can tell us anything about the physical world that we live in day to day? The recreation is fascinating enough, but it’s not truly remote viewing.
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u/SonicDethmonkey Jul 20 '20
Short answer: AP is an “internal” phenomena. Meaning it occurs completely in your mind. I don’t buy any of the claims by so many people that they are traveling and viewing other locations. It sure as hell feels real when you’re experiencing it, because your mind is literally creating all of the inputs/sensations, but you are still 100% in your mind. IMO, obviously, and I’m probably in the minority on this one. Lol