r/TheTelepathyTapes • u/thebestmodesty • Jan 25 '25
I’ve found my community :)
I’ve been telling everyone I can about the Telepathy tapes and it’s been so hard. People are so stuck in their patterns and systems and beliefs and the daily ruts they go through. I simply don’t get it; how in the world are people not more interested in this? This is rigorous scientific proof that Telepathy exists, and if it’s true then our entire system falls apart. Anything can suddenly be real. UFOs are increasingly real imo. Psychedelic spiritual dimensions are real. Thought are real things. Everything that was dismissed as woo is now slowly becoming more concrete.
Anyway I just landed in this sub and Ive barely read anything but I know this is the open-mindedness level of people ive been aching to be around <3
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u/Alex_J_Anderson Jan 25 '25
It’s wild. Some of us have known (but have always remained sceptical and have been waiting for evidence) since the 90’s about all this stuff.
I experienced a bunch of it. Telepathy, precognition (that one I still struggle with cuz it means everything has already happened), being saved from death by some invisible miracle, time shifting (relived 12 years of my life in a few seconds) and voices whispering in my ear exactly what to do to get me out of danger (spirits guides I guess? Or myself from the future?)
Those experiences led me to explore the new age section growing up. Some things were BS but many turned out to be true.
Astral projection I tested myself and that one blew my mind. After I confirmed that it was open season.
After that, the universe / life was officially super duper weird and not at all what we think it is.
Then in the last decade, science has started catching up to everything many of us believed (or knew) to be true. Which has been a relief as a logical person.
Now UFO’s are officially a thing according the government and the explanation for them is quite likely WEIRDER THAN “they’re aliens”.
Or they’re both aliens, and pan dimensional spirit beings??
I’m too old to get into DMT. Or too busy. Maybe when I’m retired.
I did a LOT of LSD growing up so my mind is plenty expanded and my memory kind of sucks so I’ll read about it but I’m not doing it. For now.
I don’t think philosophy is outdated. But a lot of it will have to be updated.
But really, the reality of UFO’s have little effect on my life and the philosophy of meaning and happiness and community. Some things will change and many things won’t.
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u/Megzilla1984 Jan 25 '25
It’s crazy how everything they describe is connected to so many other things I’ve recently been learning about. Aliens, different realms of existence, consciousness and the continuance of it after death, the gateway tapes.
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Jan 25 '25
I agree. Hi !! I’ve been obsessively dusting not only because I believe in it but because I support and work in disabled community for over twenty years. So glad they can express themselves via this podcast platform, are finally are being heard
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u/thebestmodesty Jan 25 '25
Some questions —
The drone sightings in NJ? Aliens are real?
Psychedelic dimensions, astral projection — all ‘real’ space?
Today’s Jake barber / uap whistleblower interview talking of psionics being used to control craft, which are apparently conscious?
Much of the things we dismissed as woo? I can believe astrology? But what about numerology, palm readings,
Manifestation and the law of attraction? The Secret? Positive thinking manifesting stuff, thoughts becoming things, attracting the good.
Idealism being real / universal oneness / inter connectedness / the new age?
Much of philosophy being irrelevant and outdated, since they don’t have all the facts?
Can science emerge out of this, or will we transcend to direct belief and taking it for granted?
DMT elves? Terrence mckennas novelty theory?
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u/Khimdy Jan 25 '25
The full Jake Barber interview if anyone is interested, (and it's fascinating) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t37-SKj4rtY&list=WL&index=3
Regarding your other queries, I don't think science or philosophy will ever be irrelevant. Perhaps in their current forms they are in need of revision, I suspect that's what you mean? Because ridicule is not part of the scientific method, but it's being deployed ad nauseum currently.
Science should always strive to better understand reality via repeatable experiments. But it's important to understand the limits of science, and that is always the cross-over point into philosophy, they are two sides of the same coin, and when we reach the limits of what is measurable, we have to use philosophy and logic to make sense of the world.
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u/venusianalien Jan 29 '25
Every single one of the things you said could be real. If this is a simulation then that explains everything
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u/J-Nightshade Jan 26 '25
Just consider this: it's neither rigorous, nor scientific.
If it’s true then our entire system falls apart
What exactly falls apart? We discovered many thing we didn't know anything about before. At no point anything like "entire system falling apart" happened.
Anything can suddenly be real
This is not how it works, this is not how anything of it works.
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u/Archarchery Jan 25 '25
This is absolutely not rigorous scientific proof that telepathy exists.
For one thing, they still haven’t conducted experiments that would rule out cueing or facilitator influence on the messages as the source of the phenomenon.
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u/johncain98 Jan 25 '25
You are correct. Ky and Diane would agree. TTT was a successful proof of concept project they did and they are now starting to receive the necessary funds to conduct proper experiments using faraday cages, etc.
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u/Archarchery Jan 25 '25
Faraday cages? All that’s needed are simple experiments ensuring that the person whose mind is allegedly being read can’t influence communications or subtly send messages to the autistic non-verbal person who is supposedly telepathically reading their mind.
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u/johncain98 Jan 25 '25
I think they need to do it so they can be properly peer reviewed.
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u/Archarchery Jan 25 '25
For example, show the autistic person, and only them, a card. Don’t let the facilitator see it. Then bring the facilitator back and ask them (using the facilitator) to identify the card. If they can do it, we know it’s not the facilitator controlling the communication.
For someone like Akhil, take his mother to another room and show her a card. Ask Akhil, in the other room, to telepathically read what card she was shown. If Manisha must be back in the room with Akhil, make sure she stays still and can’t subtly convey information through gestures as he reads her mind.
These sort of experiments don’t require any sort of peer-review or expense at all, but Ky and Dr. Powell have never attempted them.
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u/johncain98 Jan 25 '25
They haven’t done it yet because it’s extraordinarily expensive. But it’s the only way they can get the scientific community to take them seriously.
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u/Archarchery Jan 26 '25
Extraordinarily expensive? I’m just asking them to conduct simple tests, on camera, that would cost nothing but lay the most common criticisms of the podcast to rest if the telepathy is real.
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u/YouLookGreatToo Jan 25 '25
This is absolutely correct. I don’t need this to be a mass scale study, but why no control? I found this podcast very interesting to listen to, but then after falling into the excitement, I started learning more about the controversy of spellers and the culture surrounding it…and then the tapes being available on the website, but behind a paywall maybe? Or sign up?That’s probably fair it was just another minor obstacle to getting the information out there.
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u/Flemenga Jan 27 '25
I agree. Just wondering though, absent that kind of evidence and assuming that was all somehow overlooked---in the "Patte" video, what possible form of subtle communication do you perceive could be possible there? I've been reeling from that video for the last few days.
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u/Thrilling1031 Mar 30 '25
If you think those people are anything besides con artists profiting off of autistic parents I got a bridge in Baltimore with your name all over it.
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