Applied Precognition with Jon Knowles (4K Reboot)
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Summary
Remote viewer Jon Knowles, co-author with Debra Lynn Katz of the book 'Associative Remote Viewing,' explains how psychic precognition has been used to win lottery prizes and predict sports outcomes. He compares binary and unitary ARV methods, describes his own techniques for psychically perceiving pick-3 and pick-4 lottery numbers, and talks about his unusual position as a Marxist materialist in a field shaped by military intelligence. The conversation also covers suspected hidden government psychic programs, the CIA-funded Stargate project, and possible links between telepathy, UFO beings, and artificial consciousness.
Key takeaways
- 1The book 'Associative Remote Viewing' by Jon Knowles and Debra Lynn Katz documents a Massachusetts woman who won $101,000 using an interoceptive body-sensing method, and a group that won $325,000 using 49 photos for 49 lottery numbers.
- 2Knowles says binary ARV success rates in the Applied Precognition Project (Marty Rosenblatt) fell from about 60% to about 51%, while unitary ARV shows about 60% across roughly 175 trials. Dr. Don Walker originated the idea of using emotions as targets in 2006.
- 3Knowles claims eight months of positive return on investment on pick-3 and pick-4 lotteries using 'numerograms' and a beach-TV visualization method, which he links to Stanislas Dehaene's research on V1/V2 visual processing and markers of consciousness.
- 4The CIA and DIA funded remote viewing at Stanford Research Institute. The Stargate program cost about $23 million over 20 years and is documented in the four-volume 'The Stargate Archives' by Ed May and Sonali Bhatt Marwaha.
- 5Knowles alleges Ingo Swann secretly trained a second cadre of about a dozen viewers, and suspects intelligence agencies have kept a 'clamp' on remote viewing's development for about 20 years.
- 6Knowles links UFO literature to telepathy and artificial consciousness, citing tall 'Nordic' beings and shorter 'helper' beings with constructed eyes.
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Transcript excerpt
you've used remote viewing successfully to predict lottery numbers yes i have and if i could say something about what we have in our book uh on associative remote viewing that deborah lynn cass and i just produced um people say well if you're so psychic why don't you win the lottery so actually there are two at least two examples of major wins that we put in our book the folks don't really want to talk a lot about who they are but we know one of them a woman in massachusetts who won 101 000 using an interoceptive method where she just sensed her body whether it was going to be a number or not from the throat feeling and from her stomach feeling there was another win of 325 thousand dollars by a group using associate using 49 pictures for 49 numbers and having a division of labor where one person was just the judge and very important there we put they allowed us to put this in the book their method keep watching to learn more new thinking aloud is presented by the california institute for human science a fully accredited university offering distant learning graduate degrees that focus on mind body and spirit the topics that we cover here we are particularly excited to announce new degrees emphasizing parapsychology and the paranormal visit their website at cihs.edu the new thinking aloud magazine issue 10 on ufos and uap is now ready for free download and you can also order beautiful printed copies go to new thinking aloud dot o-r-g book four in the new thinking aloud dialogue series is charles t tart 70 years of exploring consciousness and parapsychology now available on amazon thinking aloud thinking aloud conversations on the leading edge of knowledge and...
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New Thinking Allowed, “Applied Precognition with Jon Knowles (4K Reboot),” Oct 8, 2026. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/applied-precognition-with-jon-knowles-4k-reboot. Original: https://jmishlove.podbean.com/e/applied-precognition-with-jon-knowles-4k-reboot/
