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“Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is wrong?" That’s the claim. A Remote Viewer explains why one of the most famous models in psychology might not hold up.
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As far as I know, I’m the only person to have connected with and interviewed 3 different survivors of @Stanford Research Institute’s (SRI) remote viewing programs that were in the programs at at the exact same time… They all contacted me to do an interview. I interviewed Marc Victor (his wife joined him on this episode also), Frida Halliday, and ‘Ariadne’ (an alias to protect her identity in public). Marc knew ‘Ariadne’s’ brother, who was killed in the program, and he discusses a memory he had here for the first time with Ariadne listening. It was a moment that will be forever etched in my brain that haunts me (I did this interview over 3 years ago). These are precious, precious humans who went through horrific things. You can just hear it in their voices… “Your brother was with me at @Stanford Research Institute (SRI), crying... He knew they were gonna kill him... And I held his hand to inspire him to hold on...” - @Stanford Research Institute (#SRI) & MK ULTRA Survivor Marc Victor 🎙️S3E49 | Stanford Research Institute (SRI) MK ULTRA Survivors Ariadne, Marc & Marina, & Frida Reunite 🔗

Marc Victor - who was in MK ULTRA in its earliest years after the Cold War - joined me with his wife, Marina, and details parts of his memories at SRI (@Stanford Research Institute), which is infamous for its role in MK ULTRA for ‘pioneering’ the institutionalization of remote viewing by means of torturing and experimenting on children to further research (on remote viewing) that parents were wittingly or unwittingly (in certain cases) collecting paychecks for selling their own children into. They had sales pitches they sold to parents to obtain access to their children to use. Many children in these programs, like Marc, were already being abused at home and were already prone to dissociation and Dissociative Identity Disorders that would help coverup the heinous abuses that occurred (and were covered up) by SRI:

Remote viewing was a huge piece of MK ULTRA. Almost every survivor of the projects I’ve met and have interviewed were used extensively in remote viewing.

Why would he lead people astray? Abraham Maslow wasn’t a Christmas guy, I’ll tell ya that much.

Proof of @Stanford’s involvement in MK ULTRA:

It's upside down. We should learn to self actualize first.

IMHO, Clare W. Graves levels of existence explains this the best and Maslow came to agree.

At first I thought this read “haircut” because the first thing I saw was a mop

Your stuff has become unwatchable

Most educational theories have absolutely nothing to support them. Learning styles myth (1970s) Bloom’s Taxonomy (1956) Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (1943) Myers-Briggs (1943) Piaget’s theories of development (1920s) Vygotsky’s theories of development (1920s) Gardner Multiple intelligences (he admits it is bs) This is all just crap some person thought up while they were smoking their crack pipe one day. Never tested, never verified, all of these are Just-So stories that education majors swallow whole because they love children's stories.

She’s right. I learned it at the bottom of active addiction…the top of the pyramid is what got me out. Service. Meaning beyond myself. Self-transcendence saved my life.

egocentric* was the world she was looking for.

Dude, she’s a nut case. So many reasons from that podcast.

I don't understand why we keep giving these fucking jews a platform. 🖕✡️s

Shes saying that because theyre starving me to death in plain sight and talking about it in plain sight- shes a satanist. Julian Dorey are u satanist cia ? Do u know youre working with these people? Youre about to go on a new govnt list with them.

Yeah hold up a sec. It’s a short clip but I’m commenting on the little that’s presented there in that argument. She’s comparing apples to oranges. Maslow is talking about every person while she’s talking about service members in a war. Maslow’s is a sense of accomplishment as a normal fully actualized human being and hers is being actualized by accomplishing a great struggle as in war. The reason so many service members suffer from PTSD, me included, are varied but among them, are those unfulfilled needs as outlined by Maslow.

And the second example leaves scars.

Ritual

@hutchison42692 Lol

Wow, that’s a rabbit hole I’ve never even considered 👏👏👏

True very chalky aspect oops challenging aprct except de science

those Tier 1 Operators are so cruel

Julian, you are here to help our society transcend. Keep up the good work.🙏

I really enjoy your podcast. Can I come on and talk about DMT for 2 hours? I’m a low tier comedian.

This was a phenomenal interview with Dr Julia Mossbridge, so interesting!

The nerve of this lady! Obviously she hasnt met in her whole life a person who hasnt met physiological needs; go talk about selfless transcendence to a guy who lives in a terrorist zone, or whose kids havent eaten in two days. These academics are so far from reality. Luckily AI will get rid of them inmediately

Remote viewing is hogwash. It's just people who have abnormal ways to reconstructs facts and events to figure out the high probability of an outcome. Some people can do this. Most can't.
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