Welcome to part two of our conversation with Tim Woolworth about conscious communication.

Do you think we're going to ever be able, and this is just an opinion-based question, connect and hone in to this idea of essentially reading consciousness, of other people, of the dead, of the living, of other people of the dead of the living of other things

through devices of some sort i'm not speaking of mediums i'm not speaking of individuals

who are empathic or very sensitive who seem to be able to do this naturally just just through

their own skills but basically an artificial way, an artificial medium, if you will, I mean, almost kind of, you know, I guess it's a way you could look at almost a ghost box, because it's grabbing messages that maybe a very sensitive person could also be picking up without the ghost box,

but those who don't have that ability or if not very strong in that area wouldn't.

Do you think we'll ever be able to have some sort of artificial way of really almost honing

in on this to use in everyday life.

Essentially, the ghost radar 10.0, if you will, where it's like literally, you know,

husbands can sit there and they don't have to wonder what their wives are thinking or why

they're mad.

Or things of that nature where it's just like, well, let's look at the app, bring up the

app, the consciousness app, and then I can tell what anybody around me is feeling or thinking

because there's some sort of way, we figure out a way essentially to tap into that of not

only how we look at it with the

dead and ghost hunting, but more so the living.

That would be absolutely fascinating.

Unfortunately, all the technologies that we're dealing with right now aren't even close.

I mean, we can't even define what consciousness

is, nor where it interacts with our body. The people who would be able to develop these things,

you'd be talking about electrical engineers, physicists, biochemists, et cetera, and they're never

going to look into something like that because you can't get funding.

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