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1:26:36Now PlayingFor the past 15 years, cognitive neuroscientist and futurist Dr. Julia Mossbridge has researched the kind of intuition that is capable of predicting events selected by random number generators – in other words, events that are unpredictable based on existing patterns. She has trained medical workers, law enforcement officers, financial traders, government workers, engineers and scientists in this skill, always with a focus on unconditional love and compassion.
Mossbridge put together and led a team of “precogs” who helped locate missing Maui hiker Amanda Eller. In this presentation, she will outline the scientifically documented ability to use signals in the natural environment to predict future events that are normally thought to be unpredictable and share illustrative stories from her own experiences. She will also provide an introduction to what she calls mental time travel, with particular focus on the mental health and wellness impacts of our relationship with our past and future selves. After the talk, Mossbridge will briefly address questions that arise related to the physical nature of time and its relationship to human experience.
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