Tetragrammaton.

Telepathy is a triggering word, I think, right, for a lot of people.

And it is wrought with what we think of, like, magic shows and, you know, snake oil and stuff.

And when I started working on this, I found a lot of parents have other words,

and same with a lot of the non-speaking individuals. You know, one is like non-local consciousness,

right? Like, it can travel and go out there somewhere. One is this idea of thought sharing, right?

You can share thoughts, not with your words, but you can share thoughts. But then some of the

parents would say, you know, I think this is above and beyond just, quote unquote, telepathy or thought sharing. I think we are merging

in some way and sharing a consciousness. And I would sometimes ask why. And because the parents say

sometimes we are so on the same, or the teacher, this happens with teachers and therapists and stuff

too. We are so on the same

level that I don't know if a thought is mine or theirs. It just seems like we're the same.

And it's one of the reasons I want more research done in this space is to figure out what's going on.

Tell me about the research that you did looking into the history of extrasensory perception.

Yeah, you know, this is the thing about a lot of this stuff, right?

Is that this wasn't my world.

I was never into what you might call like woo-woo stuff or metaphysical or parapsychological stuff.

So I walked into this project thinking telepathy was not possible.

It's just impossible.

That's superheroes do that, right?

And so then once you start to see it and you see it over and over and you start to

reevaluate all the things you've ever been told in the world, it made me reevaluate everything.

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