Time went backwards. Cause and effect appear to be reversed. The future caused the past. Preamble: Time travel used to be thought of as just science fiction, but Einstein's general theory of relativity allows for the possibility that we could warp space-time so much that you could go off in a rocket and return before you set out. Stephen Hawking Professor Truscott concluded that the experiment showed that; “A future event causes the photon to decide its past.” (Experiment confirms quantum theory weirdness Science Daily, May 27, 2015 Australian National University) Summary of Experiment: The bizarre nature of reality as laid out by quantum theory has survived another test, with scientists performing a famous experiment and proving that reality does not exist until it is measured. Physicists have conducted John Wheeler's delayed-choice thought experiment, which involves a moving object that is given the choice to act like a particle or a wave. The group reversed Wheeler's original experiment, and used helium atoms scattered by light. If one chooses to believe that the atom really did take a particular path or paths then one has to accept that a future measurement is affecting the atom's past, said Truscott. .....So, what form it would take after passing through the first grate depended on whether the second grate was put in place afterward. Therefore, whether it continued as a particle or changed into a wave wasn't decided until a future event had already taken place. Time went backwards. Cause and effect appear to be reversed. The future caused the past. The arrow of time seemed to work in reverse. “A century ago, Albert Einstein revolutionised our understanding of space, time, energy and matter. We are still finding awesome confirmations of his predictions, like the gravitational waves observed in 2016 by the LIGO experiment. When I think about ingenuity, Einstein springs to mind. Where did his ingenious ideas come from? A blend of qualities, perhaps: intuition, originality, brilliance. Einstein had the ability to look beyond the surface to reveal the underlying structure. He was undaunted by common sense, the idea that things must be the way they seemed. He had the courage to pursue ideas that seemed absurd to others. And this set him free to be ingenious, a genius of his time and every other. A key element for Einstein was imagination. Many of his discoveries came from his ability to reimagine the universe through thought experiments. At the age of sixteen, when he visualised riding on a beam of light, he realised that from this vantage light would appear as a frozen wave. That image ultimately led to the theory of special relativity. “A century ago, Albert Einstein revolutionised our understanding of space, time, energy and matter. We are still finding awesome confirmations of his predictions, like the gravitational waves observed in 2016 by the LIGO experiment. When I think about ingenuity, Einstein springs to mind. Where did his ingenious ideas come from? A blend of qualities, perhaps: intuition, originality, brilliance. Einstein had the ability to look beyond the surface to reveal the underlying structure. He was undaunted by common sense, the idea that things must be the way they seemed. He had the courage to pursue ideas that seemed absurd to others. And this set him free to be ingenious, a genius of his time and every other. A key element for Einstein was imagination. Many of his discoveries came from his ability to reimagine the universe through thought experiments. At the age of sixteen, when he visualised riding on a beam of light, he realised that from this vantage light would appear as a frozen wave. That image ultimately led to the theory of special relativity. One hundred years later, physicists know far more about the universe than Einstein did. Now we have greater tools for discovery, such as particle accelerators, supercomputers, space telescopes and experiments such as the LIGO lab’s work on gravitational waves. Yet imagination remains our most powerful attribute. With it, we can roam anywhere in space and time. We can witness nature’s most exotic phenomena while driving in a car, snoozing in bed or pretending to listen to someone boring at a party.” miracles can be a matter of perspective: October 18, 1981 notarized precognitive stream of consciousness I walked into the Toledo FBI office with no real prior experience with absolutely no documentation to support my beliefs. I walked into the Toledo, Ohio with a wild - and even wacky - stream of consciousness that at first glance appears like the utter ravings of a madman. It was a stream of consciousness and some of the lines were "monkey screams," "snake hiss," "exorcism," "Fight Hard Die Well!" In a sense then the miracle was that I walked into the Toledo, Ohio FBI office with the "ravings of a madman" - and walked out without the FBI throwing a net over me and hauling me off to the nearest asylum. I walked into the FBI office, sat down with an agent in a tiny cubicle. I pointed out three lines to the FBI in the tiny cubicle in the Toledo, Ohio office. When I got to the line of "New York" or "Miami," I asked the FBI agent which he thought it would be - the FBI agent retorted angrily, "How the Hell would I know!,.....It is your dream!" The FBI agent asked several questions - such as timing - I turned out to be just a few days off. Comparatively speaking, What a nightmare" spiritual-psychic experience is an exceptionally detailed spiritual precognitive warning: group, fabricating bombs, money, woman, 22 were assembled, New York, death, as well as the weathermen terrorist manifesto. "Fabricating bombs" turned out to be a very precise statement since plans were found at the apartment but no bombs. Money as an item identified in the stream of consciousness was brought up twice in the stream of consciousness - important since the FBI refers to this as the Brink's case. Two days after I talked to the FBI agent, Katherine Boudin, a former leader of the notorious Weathermen terrorist group (now called Weather Underground), was arrested after a shootout with the Nyack, New York police force which had 22 officers. The shootout resulted after a chase which started with the botched robbery of a Brink’s armored truck. Bomb making materials and plans were found in the terrorists’ apartment. “Fabricating bombs” was an incredibly precise description since none had been made but it looked like they were working on them. The New York Times quoted the Weathermen manifesto: “We are the incubation of your mothers’ worst nightmares.” The “What a nightmare” warning stated “Time is at hand! Time is at hand, and Angels said. “Fight Hard, Die Well! A prophet spoke.” It could be argued that the “Time is at hand” stated twice symbolizes the two policeman who were killed, while the prophet’s statement symbolizes the one Brink’s guard who was killed. There appears to be some symbolic synchronicities. The statements, “Time is at hand! Time is at hand, Angels said.” - and - “Fight Hard, Die Well! A prophet spoke!” match the deaths of the two policemen ("Time is at hand" - twice by an angel) and the death of one Brink's guard (“Fight Hard, Die Well” a prophet spoke). An edited version of the original stream of consciousness I removed the fluff – the non-straightforward lines (i.e. “comes to mind”) It is interesting that “22 were assembled against me, I being America” was incorrect. The New York Times reported that at the time of the Weathermen terrorist shootout with the Nyack police force, Nyack had 22 officers. My read is that I had “internalized Katherine Boudin’s perspective (which internalization does happen form time to time. “The “22 were assembled” is one of the only illustrations that is clearly precognitive vs a synthesis involving telepathy. When I finally sat down and reviewed my dozen or so documented experiences (plus undocumented experiences) the majority of them involved people who were clearly alienated (versus being indoctrinated religious fanatics, as it were The real enigma is that at that particular time – consciously I did not in any way believe in spirituality or paranormal. There is a lot of spiritual and religious symbolism – and at that time I like never spoke about spirituality at all. Psychic Prediction: What a nightmare 1. A group with money fabricates a terrible bomb; 2. In a nightmare it came to me that 22 were 3. assembled against me, I being America, 4. Such hell this causes me that I asked Sister Fuljenzi 5. To call an exorcist. For surely I said Satan 6. I have no time!” In this nightmare they 7. Like a bat out of hell from the future I flew! 8. Like someone lost in a steaming jungle I screamed 9. Monkey screams and snake hiss are the only return. 10. Security bonds – money – a woman – keys to the whole thing. 11. Near Miss, you said – where? – might be New York or Miami. 12. Satan was there, I spit in that face 13. For surely as insane as this nightmare is 14. There are people insanely satanic out there, I know 15. Time is at hand! Time is at hand and angel spoke 16. Fight Hard; Die Well – a prophet spoke 17. I have never heard; the Faith – the Mustard Seed 18. It almost seemed that Christ was there. My understanding of spiritual-psychic experiences is that they are syntheses of the senses and intelligences. In general – relative to the divine-supernatural I feel a good analogy would be that the supernatural is the flower, while the guidance, the comprehension-enlightenment and purpose is the fruit. If you look at this particular experience which has the benefit of being documented is it is clear a number of processes are involved. The line “A group with money fabricates a terrible bomb” is relatively unique in that “explicit” sentences are almost unknown. “Like someone lost in a steaming jungle I screamed, Monkey screams and snake hiss are the only return.” Are poetic-symbolic lines and in this situation would appear to be metaphors for Upton Sinclair’s classic socialist literature “The Jungle” in that the weathermen were communists. On top of that there was a lot of spiritual symbolism – the Mustard seed, exorcism, prophet, exorcism, Satan! A clearly stated focus as in this line is also rather unusual. “Security bonds – money – a woman – keys to the whole thing.” Places are unheard of in historically documented cases. “Near Miss, you said – where? – might be New York or Miami.” I did cull out the fluff – the un-straightforward lines such as “comes to mind” – yet it would seem my thought processes were searching in doing that. From forty years of experiences it appears readily apparent that a good metaphor for the spiritual psychic experiences would be to the engine of a fighter jet – in which the “psychic” part would be the afterburner. Below is the “might makes right” foresight which was largley political-historical situational sense and intuition. As a point of order, I would emphasize that Jeremiah’s potter house insight was also largely historical-political insight. America 2017 The Might Makes Right Madness: Warning Letters to Embassies of Allies March 2017 & Revelation of Trump’s Abuse of Allies’ Leaders – July 2022 “Justice is nothing but the advantage of the stronger” - Thrasymachus In letters that I mailed to the embassies of our allies in Mid-March 2017, I stated: "I read an article which said that Trump’s envoy to the United Nations was going to “take names” and dictate terms to the nations of the world. That is an utter disgrace. When it comes down to it, at times, Americans can be downright arrogant. Some Americans think they have all the power and all the answers. The truth of it is Americans don’t even have the right question. History repeats itself and has definite cycles. I believe America is in the cycle of might-makes-right. After the Athenians defeated the Persians they rose to the undisputed and unchallenged leadership of the Greek world. They used their power to bully and dictate terms to their allies. The Athenians ended up massacring all the inhabitants of Lesbos on the argument that might-makes-right. Their policies ended up backfiring." Intelligence Revelation in 2020 “Trump accused of 'near-sadistic' Angela Merkel…. Intelligence Leaks July 30, 2020: The title of an article in the Indy 100, Independent, stated that “Trump accused of 'near-sadistic' bullying of Angela Merkel for 'vicious attacks' in private phone call” The article went on to say How Bernstein of CNN observed that Although Trump "regularly bullied and disparaged" other leaders like Emmanuel Macron, Justin Trudeau and Scott Morrison, his most "vicious attacks" were reserved for women, the report claims. Bernstein quoted one of his sources as calling Trump's phone calls with Merkel and May "near-sadistic". Some of the things he said to Angela Merkel are just unbelievable: he called her 'stupid,' and accused her of being in the pocket of the Russians. He's toughest with those he looks at as weaklings and weakest with the ones he ought to be tough with. The intelligence leak from foreign intelligence sources led to further revelations such as how Trump called May a “fool” on a phone call which was later verified by former National Security advisor Bolton in his book. Bolton went on to say how he, former Secretary of State Tillerson, former Defense Secretary General Mattis, as well as another former top national security advisor all agreed that Trump is “delusional” – off his rocker in common parlance. So, it turned out I was dead-on target and incredibly accurate in my warning and assessment - and then some in my letters to allies. A critical point – in my view – is that in my letters – to the best of my recollection – I did not even refer to Trump. In an article on June 3 2020 in the Atlantic By Jeffrey Goldberg, “James Mattis Denounces President Trump, Describes Him as a Threat to the Constitution”