Somebody want to give me a quick rundown on why the fuck the CIA has literally THOUSANDS of declassified documents pertaining to remote viewing? Why the fuck is our government interested in this mumbo jumbo and spending millions of dollars researching it?
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Blake Phillips
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Anthony Martinez
Professional fraudsters like psychics are very good at tricking people and even many governments were retarded enough to fall for it
Caleb Reyes
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Samuel Martin
There are too many declassified documents on their website for it to be the work of clever charlatans.
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Dylan Thomas
Because as crazy as it sounds we actually do have a quantum soul that can go out of body and see shit.
Jack Clark
Except you'll quickly realise as the government did when you read the documents that the more scrutiny they put on the psychics the less hits they were able to get
And even at their best they were only hitting 25%
Jace Wright
How /x/ do you want your answer senpai?
>Normie tier: worth investigating with small, underfunded X-Files type program due to remote chance it posed national security threat
>Sup Forums tier: research was spoofed as a distraction against enemy agents who gain access to CIA data; released to Sup Forums as a "signal" to start digging through their archives for real info (making Sup Forums the "remote viewers")
>/x/ tier: shit actually worked and they got usable intel from it, and now there is entire branch of science essentially hidden from public view due to strategic value of everyone learning they can practice RV like you would practice jogging or meditating
Thomas Morris
this one is fucking good
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Cameron Allen
Have you read the documents? Why did it take them thousands of reports just to figure out it was bull shit?
Which one do you believe?
Ethan Price
I have yeah, even a marginal effect could be useful strategically which is why they kept pushing it. It's not that hard for someone determined to make that show up in the data.
A dedicated fraudster can really fuck your data up
Matthew Ortiz
A lot of research during the Cold War was either side just trolling the other to waste money and time.
>A double-quadruple spy just found documents on super secret soviet psykers able to mindcontrol Nixon into communist, start shitting tax billions on the viability of it!
Still a perfect place to hide real projects in the piles of /x/ shit.
Lincoln Howard
Cause it actually works. Most of the original military people that were trained in RV are retired now and teach RV protocol to civilians.
David Howard
Just go watch The Men Who Stare at Goats.
Jacob Myers
you know you could just do it and see for yourself
its legit
Jonathan Green
It is probably a Psyop which is why they declassified the documents. If it was actually legit then they wouldn't have declassified the documents.
Noah Morris
They lay it out pretty plainly. It's a measurable phenomena but hit and miss to the point that emerging technologies were better suited. You don't have to mystically train a drone and put it in a trance for long periods of time to see a submarine shaped blob. You just turn the fucking camera on.
Brody Morris
>cia spends billions a year on all kinds of things
>cia doesn't want to admit what many of those billions are spent on
>cia makes up retarded busywork to explain some of said billions
Angel Wood
>why is the government so interested in being able to see what's going on
this is some pants on head retarded brought by the media bringing attention to us again. the government wants to remote view because it's easier to keep tabs on people. your question should be how do we keep the government from using this technology against its own people
Jonathan Hall
>Do it yourself
It doesn't really matter how many supposed success you see when you try it yourself, do it under controlled conditions
Noah Anderson
They had to release them, cause Ed Dames was going around training other people and talking to the media, so they couldn't do anything about it after he started doing that. Biblefags in congress were triggered when the news broke so they pulled the funds.
Brayden Bailey
I only post here casue - no girlfriend.
God I want one soooo bad
John Jones
Nice try, CIA
Juan Morales
Ill you bost the rest of the pages. Am interest and want to remote view
Evan Wood
Why the fuck would they publish these documents if it worked?
Cooper Reed
Can't the government just decide not to declassify documents though? They do not have to actually declassify things if they do not want to.
Asher Nguyen
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Ryan Stewart
Here
Joshua Moore
has anyone posted the project stargate documents, where a remote viewer details events on mars that the handler sounded like he had prior knowledge of?
Angel Phillips
That they started it because the possibility of psychic or "paranormal" weapons being used against them was too great a threat to ignore. The research hasn't only been RV, but in many areas of fringe science with potential defense or intelligence applications. Telekinesis, for example, has almost no good evidence despite many papers focusing on it. But RV seems to have produced results that can't be written off, if only from a few disciplined individuals with proper training. It is simply outclassed by drones and spy satellites, which only require construction and operation rather than training and emotional support.
These papers were (and are, right now) linked to Sup Forums for reasons I can't guess. Maybe to invite talented adepts to sift through their research and pick out things worth knowing. Maybe as a subtle hint that the CIA civil war is under way and the release of this info represents the "good" guys gaining ground. Maybe as a preempt for the deployment of RV training techniques on the population scale, essentially crowd-sourcing a skill that once required months of hands-on instruction to thousands of autists capable of teaching themselves.
At any rate, it's pretty cool.
Liam Jackson
I read one that was pretty spooky talking about ruins on mars or the moon, can't remember exactly what it was. I just remember that the remote viewer said that they were from 10,000 years ago and the CIA guy basically said Nice and ended the interview
Caleb Murphy
Is it this? ^^
Caleb Jones
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here you go friendo
Jace Smith
>1 million years B.C.
Damn I was wrong, but yeah, that one. Thanks anons
Jose Cooper
Some in congress found out about the program and the biblecucks didn't agree with it so the funding was pulled.
Jayden Morales
This would be nuclear bomb level of importance to the intelligence community if it was real, there's no goddamn way they would reveal it over some funding arguement
Bentley James
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Zachary Davis
Pretty much this, which is a shame because trying to develop human's latent psychic powers would be great.
Adrian Long
I think that's part of why this is being not only released, but marketed to us. We've seen the power that a board of motivated NEET autists can have for intelligence gathering on their own - imagine if you introduced them to RV on top of that.
Sebastian Scott
Alexander Parker
About 7:50 she begins the viewing. It's certainly not specific, but some things remind me of vegas.
Brayden Gomez
Faggotry still.
Hunter Cox
RV is real. Try it for yourself. There's websites and stuff, just search engine it.
Ian Ward
Interesting read so far, sensory deprivation using white noise/closed eyes to reduce "background noise" such as concerns, random thoughts etc