Dismissing reports of precognition without investigation is scientifically unjustified.

“what if we take seriously what we dismiss routinely as the ravings of lunacy”

Josh Clark maintains that he does not necessarily believe in ESP but refuses to completely dismiss the possibility of its existence.

“but as an adult, it's not so much that I believe in ESP. It's more that I um I refuse to just utterly disbelieve in the possibility of it.”

High-budget AI development will provide the definitive scientific validation of parapsychological phenomena.

“I predicted in my book prometheism which was written in 2020 I predicted exactly this that highlevel big budget AI research would eventually provide the final validation of parapsychological phenomena and that what I call the spectral Revolution”

Stephanie Soo believes that high levels of stress and grief in low-stimulation environments can lead individuals to sense or see the presence of deceased loved ones.

“they start either sensing their loved ones presence or they actually see that it's very intense stuff”

Andy Puharich believes that extrasensory perception is real and valid.

“I do think it exists.”

She asserts that telepathy in non-speaking autistic individuals is a documented, repeatable phenomenon that challenges materialist scientific paradigms.

“It's just 10 steps behind the reality of what's going on in their classrooms and their therapy rooms and their homes. And so that why was something I was obsessed with. How is this possible? There's just no room for it in in our current paradigm”

He argues that skeptics who label telepathy as a magic trick ignore the consistent, earnest experiences of many independent families.

“When I listen to your show, like there's just so many instances with different people, none of whom seem to have all that much to gain. Like they're not grifters who are trying to sell anything, but they are people who are emotionally connected to these individuals.”