UAP & Language Science | Julia Mossbridge
February 25, 2023
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as posted by the channelAre the symbols we use to describe the world holding us back? Dr. Julia Mossbridge discusses the limitations of symbolic language, non-verbal communication, and why UAP remain so quiet in a world full of noise.
Dr. Julia Mossbridge has a PhD in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Northwestern University, an MA in Neuroscience from UC San Francisco, and a BA with Honors in Neuroscience from Oberlin College.
For the past 15 years she’s been studying the psychology, physiology, and physics of precognition and time travel. As an internationally renowned expert on prediction, she has addressed audiences around the world in her work shaping the field of time travel, and recently became the President of the Society for Scientific Exploration.
She’s taught intensives on precognitive forecasting to executives at Google [X] and at the Vail Symposium, invented and patented the Choice Compass app, and currently pursues her mental time travel and precognition research as funded by the Robert Wood Johnson and Bial Foundations.
She joins us today to discuss the UAP phenomenon, her research into cognitive neuroscience, predictive abilities, and the mysteries of the human mind.
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