Hello, welcome to Ono Ross and Carrie, the show where we don't just report on fringe science, spirituality, claims of the paranormal,

no way we take part ourselves.

Yep, and they make the claims we show up so you do not have to.

I am Ross Blotcher.

And I am Carrie Poppy.

And we are remote viewing.

Yes, well some people are.

Well, some people claim they are.

Tushay.

Well, we can make this a more and more remote the more we describe it more accurately

claimed they were last year contact in the desert. This topic has been on our interest list for a long time and we'll be talking about a panel we attended but this does not preclude us taking remote viewing courses so that's somewhere in the future remote or maybe not so remote.

Oh very nice. So remote viewing what is it? Well you might say if you are the website for contact in the desert access through the way back machine,

I am. Remote viewing is a technique that allows individuals to access information about a remote or hidden target through non-local means.

Non-local means you're not there, you're not using your five senses that we're very sure of, you're using some additional ability to non-loquially

access this information and the idea carry may seem out of this world but it is just

as grounded as any other skill.

That's a really weak definition.

Usually they at least say that it's visual.

That one didn't even hearken to visual details.

It sounded like I could say, oh I'm remote viewing when I'm thinking

about the botanical garden down the street. Yeah, maybe they're just trying to be inclusive of a lot of different techniques and modifications to remote viewing over time, but you're reminding me by mentioning the the visual spectrum specifically that in this documentary we'll talk about there was one remote viewer who said

he needed to put on his glasses because he sees better as a remote viewer if he's wearing his

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