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Hello, Julia.

Pleasure to meet you.

Yeah, I'm very excited.

So you said you had questions for me.

We can start with your questions.

Excellent. First of all, tell everybody what you do you had questions for me? Yeah. We can start with your questions. Excellent.

First of all, tell everybody what you do. Okay. Let me just change the angle of this. Just so folks just tuning in right now, we're like, who is this young lady? Thank you. What do you do? I'm a year younger than you. They're younger. Then you're young. Nice. what do I do?

I am

I was trained as a scientist

cognitive You're young. Nice. What do I do?

I was trained as a scientist, cognitive neuroscience and computer science and did some AI stuff,

did some stuff with the human brain in terms of trying to understand how time works in the human brain.

And then I got really interested in how funky time works in the human brain, like precognition, which is, of course, predicting future events in ways that we don't normally think about. That's how I found out about it. That's the popular mechanics article. Yeah, I believe so. Yeah. And then a bunch of other stuff that I looked at. And then a bunch of other stuff, yeah. Yeah. And then I got interested in just the idea of what we call exceptional human performance. So I actually don't think it's that exceptional. I think people have these capacities and they've been dampened down and they're in us and they can be developed. And some people have them just sort of naturally. I'm a person who has some of them just naturally, not all of them, but there are people all over who have these different gifts and how does that work.

And so that became a question that was interesting to me.

Well, it's always interesting when it's this question is asked by an actual scientist.

So you approach it by let's try to gather data.

Let's try to find out what we can actually show.

Because so many people have feelings that there's something else.

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