Dr. Julia Mossbridge is a cognitive neuroscientist and researcher. Sarah Kernion, a mother of two non-speaking autistic children, joined me as a special co-host. Together we explored awareness, precognition and what they might say about where orientation comes from.
Julia shares her research on precognition. She says studies show human physiology can respond to random future events before they happen. She describes what she calls the informational substrate, a layer of reality made of information, which she thinks may underlie telepathy and consciousness that is not bound to place. Her work also draws on the intelligence community’s Stargate remote viewing program.
A mother’s view
Sarah talks about raising her son and daughter. She describes how they take in several streams of information at once, such as podcasts, TV shows and reading, while a motor task such as opening a door is hard for them. She shares moments when her children seemed to know things through means nobody can explain, including what she believes were telepathic connections. Unconditional love and a mother’s intuition, in her view, help them grow.
Outside information
These are Julia’s and Sarah’s accounts, and we take them as outside information to run against orientation. Orientation sits at the center of John Boyd’s real OODA loop. An episode like this one tests how much each of us can take in before we dismiss it.
What have you dismissed before you looked at the evidence?
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Written by Ponch Rivera with AI assistance in production. The full conversation is in the player below.