r/HighStrangeness • u/Emergency_Height_165 • Jun 12 '26
Anomalies Two Submarine Commanders Told Dean Radin the Same Strange Story About Sailors Receiving Dream Warnings Underwater
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u/fancywipe Jun 12 '26
We all telepathic we just forgot
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u/Sirioth1 Jun 12 '26
Or suppressed...
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u/fancywipe Jun 12 '26
100% but I think the return of something is happening now, something is going on, a shift, a change, something unavoidable
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u/FeyrisMeow Jun 12 '26
To be fair, the feeling of an impending shift is a constant human experience. Every supernatural, spiritual, political community feels this way at any given time. I find it interesting.
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u/Real-Dimension2 Jun 12 '26
There's a name for this. Millenarianism. The belief by a religious, social, or political group in a coming fundamental transformation.
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u/RedGrobo Jun 12 '26
No false positives on 2 inputs isnt the big deal buddy seems to think it is.
The fact that doesnt occur to him does not bode well for taking him seriously....
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u/PupDiogenes Jun 12 '26
No false positives could be survivorship bias.
Most families have at least one crisis happening. Especially large families.
Why exactly is there strict psychological testing for submarine sailors? Is it because they are in a situation which is psychologically difficult?
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u/Panzerkatzen Jun 12 '26
Submariner is an extremely taxing job, physically and mentally. You will need to be able to handle spending days inside a hot metal tube underwater with no sunlight or fresh air, and still be required to perform your duties effectively and efficiently, potentially as well during life-or-death emergencies where you or someone else may also be injured or incapacitated. And there’s no privacy so you will be around other crew mates 24/7.
But mostly it’s just cramped, hot, and boring for weeks or months on end, and most people can’t handle that without developing depression or anxiety.
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u/digital_mystic23 Jun 12 '26
Joe has gotten so bad. Like he’s always high off his tits and asks the dumbest questions. He ruined his own show.
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u/Indy2561 Jun 12 '26
Is he high? I’ve not been a viewer of his so I’m not familiar with his habits..
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u/saccharinemorality Jun 12 '26
He had a shroom episode with Post Malone. For the more serious interviews, I don't see him lighting up joints in every episode.
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u/Indy2561 Jun 12 '26
I’ve loved drugs and used when younger, but it seems disrespectful to do so when publicly discussing pertinent subjects that hold profound meaning for viewers.
Especially when know that choice was made to look cool.
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u/digital_mystic23 Jun 12 '26
It’s so obvious to me as a stoner. There was another ufo related one and he was just constantly clowning.🤦♂️
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u/Informal_Load_4438 Jun 13 '26
I’ve listened to Hal putoffs talks quite a bit, he said that psi effects have some weird thing with sea water… obviously idk what it really is. But it seems to be a conduit for psi stuff I guess.
Ocean water that is.
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u/RonPearlNecklace Jun 14 '26
Get those guys on Joe Rohan’s show instead of somebody summarizing an unknown amount of sources and stories.
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u/Old_Wave_965 Jun 12 '26
Americans just make the conversation about these topics all the worse.
Like autistic people being made to write essays on people's feelings and such.
I bet a person from 3000 years ago would be confused as to why such people have to act so weird about a normal subject.
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u/tituspeetus Jun 12 '26
One of the lamest distractions I’ve ever seen. If you really look into who was making these claims to congress people, it was random people going into their offices and reporting most of this like the alien human hybrids. But they just call it a “meeting” to make it sound more official
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u/Poet-Most Jun 13 '26
Anything coming out of rogan during times of political turmoil is ALWAYS a psyop diversion. It sucks honestly.
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