Dean Radin: A Quantum View of the World

Scientist Dean Radin suggests that civilization is going through a developmental stage. Describing the world as made up of adolescent-like tribes, he says that it may take some great threat to force these tribes to work together.

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[ajduke26]

For those who don't know, Dean Radin is the foremost world authority on Parapsychology research. He has collected solid evidence from a couple of centuries worth of experiments to prove that there is much more to reality than that which we see.

Wake up, smell the coffee and read his book "Entangled Minds" if you want to know more about your infinite capabilities.

[RodCornholio]

I have read nearly the entire book. Anyone skeptic that reads it, will no longer be skeptical anymore.

If the existence of psi went to trial, it could be proven beyond reasonable doubt with Radin's compiled research. To say the evidence is overwhelming is an understatement.

Limitless Mind, by Russell Targ, I found life altering in perspective.

[099749]

@deltavee2 Just pieaces of of texts, hindu and jewish, although the taking pieace of himself is a matter of personal interpritation of that text. peace

[useruseruser111]

@stauffap I think hes talking a little deeper into the uncertainty.He may have been talking about more about valence electrons?He's getting most of his info from people researching in that field of probabilities and mathematical theory.I like the quote from Albert Einstein "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger n more complex.. It takes a touch of genius, and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction."I know Dean Radin only researchs in parapsychology,but good on him.

[deltavee2]

@LockeShocke Spoken like a true brainwashed Christian.

[deltavee2]

@099749 What?

[deltavee2]

@TheLetsbegin RIGHT!

[deltavee2]

@skierpage No one's come close because Randi has set up the whole thing in such a way that it _cannot_ be one because of the conditions attached to it. You, my friend have just identified yourself as coming from the realm of the Sceptic, a la James Randi. You have more evolving to do, as does Mr. Randi.

[wakingwallaby]

...this just blew my mind.

thank you dean :)

[stauffap]

quantuum mechanics aplies to the world of particles...Yes, an electron doesn't have a certain place, but it is inside a certain area 99% of times...so it's not like it can be everywhere. The bigger you go the more locality there is. In our every day world there certainly is locality. Don't let this guy fool you. He doesn't know what he's talking about( he has a degree in electrical engineering not quantuum physics!)

[stauffap]

@RodCornholio That's only true if you're not questioning and researching him...as soon as you start doing this you'll find out that his biased and that the results of his metastudies aren't highly questionable...metastudies in general are very controversial in science btw because of several reasons that you can look up. It's open to bias for example and Radin really isn't what you'd call an unbiased person...so before you say something like that look at both sides of the medallion

[skierpage]

@RodCornholio No need to go to trial. "At JREF, we offer a one-million-dollar prize to anyone who can show, under proper observing conditions, evidence of any paranormal, supernatural, or occult power or event." No one's even come close to getting the money.