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Mossbridge says “unconditional love” scores predicted better precognitive remote viewing performance
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Neuroscientist Breaks Silence on Psychic Testing - Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99
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"The folks who rated themselves as feeling a higher level of unconditional love, which was part of the experiment for another reason, were also significantly better at precognitive remote viewing. How significant?"
Mossbridge says she observed a statistical association between participants’ self-reported “unconditional love” and performance on precognitive remote-viewing tasks, first in a small in-person study (36 participants) and later online (305 participants). She presents the finding as an empirical correlate rather than proof of mechanism, describing it within a broader theory that emotional states may affect access to information.
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- Neuroscientist Breaks Silence on Psychic Testing - Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99
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