

432: Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible
Nov 28, 2023
In this podcast, the hosts review the documentary 'Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible' and discuss its unique approach. They also explore unusual abilities, consciousness, and spirituality, as well as skepticism towards claims of superhuman abilities. The hosts critique various aspects of the film, including its misuse of stock footage and the flaws in the Darryl Behm Intention Experiment. They engage in conversations about telekinesis, controlling for factors in experiments, and the purpose of the universe.
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Blindfolded Kids Cheating Demonstrations
- Blindfolded children pretend to read books and play games but their blindfolds don't fully cover their eyes.
- The kids peek under the masks, clearly cheating on their psychic demonstrations.
Consciousness Primacy Claim
- Physicist Tom Campbell argues consciousness is fundamental and the physical world derives from it.
- This reverses mainstream science which holds consciousness emerges from the physical brain.
Remote Viewing Spy Story
- Ex-FBI agent Ben Hanson claims to remote view Soviet missile sites with detailed sketches.
- The vague descriptions and simplistic drawings reveal the method's unreliability and silliness.